Miroslav Tanjga
Miroslav Tanjga (Serbian: Mиpocлaв Taњгa; born July 22, 1964 in Vinkovci ) is a former Serbian football player.
Playing career
Tanjga began his playing career at senior level in 1984 in his native city at Dinamo Vinkovci, which at this time in the highest Yugoslav league, the Prva Liga, played. 1987 rose from Dinamo in the second division. After the revival failed, Tanjga moved to FK Vojvodina. With Novi Sad the defender was in his first season of Yugoslav champion.
In 1991 Tanjga the record champions FK Crvena Zvezda. Since Red Star won in the preseason the European Champion Clubs' Cup, the club reached the final of the UEFA Super Cup in 1991. At Old Trafford had Tanjga however, provide yourself with Belgrade to host Manchester United 0-1 defeat, succeeded in the league Red Star Master title hat-trick. Tanjga could not play firmly in the starting eleven, so he moved to a season in Turkey for Fenerbahce. But there Tanjga also had problems, after which he left Istanbul after a few months towards Germany again.
There, he signed a contract with the second division Hertha BSC. There he was immediately a fixed size, but missed with Hertha in 1993 the rise. After the Verliner had only occupies the eleventh place in the following two seasons and had even secured in the season 1995/96 until the last game in the league on goal difference to Tanjga agreed with the club on an early termination.
So Tanjga moved in summer 1996 to league rivals 1 FSV Mainz 05 With the Mainz he missed in the season 1996/97 than in fourth just the climb. In the following two years he was unable to continue this performance with the FSV. His last League Game of Miroslav Tanjga 1999, but his contract ran out until 2001.
Scout career
After his playing career Tajnga was responsible for the Balkans together with Vjekoslav Škrinjar in the scouting department of Mainz 05.
Achievements
- Yugoslavian champion: 1989 ( FK Vojvodina); 1992 ( FK Red Star Belgrade )