Zdenko Miletić

Zdenko Miletic ( born April 23, 1968 in Sarajevo ) is a former Croatian football goalkeeper and current goalkeeping coach at FC Augsburg.

Career

The goalkeeper comes from the youth of Dinamo Zagreb. From there he came over NK Zagreb in Croatia and NK Maribor in Slovenia to Preußen Münster in Germany. The Westphalia, he was twice champion in the league, failed with the team but in each case to the promotion round. 1993 we went to SC Verl, with whom he managed to qualify for the newly created Regional West / Southwest in 1994 and the following season once was runner-up. 1995/96 he moved to Arminia Bielefeld, whose team was champion of the Regional before SC Verl and ascended to the second division. In Bielefeld, he was only sporadically used and was mostly goalkeeper. While Miletićs almost seven turbulent years in Arminia, the team rose to twice in the Bundesliga and twice from. In February 2002 he moved to FC Augsburg in the Regional and became the first-choice goalkeeper of the club. In 2006 he went with Augsburg in the second Bundesliga after the team in the four years before that lying was always at least fourth in the league. In May 2007, Miletic extended his contract at Augsburg until 2008, but acted only as a standby professional. Prior to expiration of this Agreement, he was appointed in October 2007 in the coaching staff and has been goalkeeper coach of Bundesliga. He is also reported for emergencies as a player, manager Andreas Rettig brought Miletic in December 2011 as a possible short-term replacement for the end because at the African Cup of Moroccans Mohamed Amsif this week.