Vlatko Glavaš

Vlatko Glavaš ( born September 2, 1962 in Bugojno ) is a former football player from Bosnia- Herzegovina. Glavaš since July 2007 at the UEFA Pro license. He is entitled to the whole world, even in the highest leagues to act as a football coach.

Career

Glavaš played from 1981 to 1991 in his home at Iskra Bugojno, before moving to Rot-Weiss Essen in Germany. After a year, he signed a contract with the second division side SV Wuppertal, for the midfielder completed 23 games. A year later he moved to Fortuna Dusseldorf, with whom he made the walkthrough from the third to the first division. Especially during the second league season 1994/95 showed Glavaš in Dusseldorf strong performances and scored in 32 games ten goals. In 1997, after two years in the league (36 games, 3 goals ), he left the club and went for a year to Croatia for NK Osijek. In 1998, he came in his last season back to Germany to Wuppertal SV, with whom he had to dismount to career end because of license withdrawal from the Regional.

Glavaš initially remained as an assistant coach at Wuppertal SV. In the 2000 /01 season he coached the SV Sodingen, then Sportfreunde Baumberg. In the 2005/06 season he coached TuRU Dusseldorf, but was dismissed for winter break.

Parallel to this was Glavaš 2002-2007 assistant coach of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team. From September 2009 to December 2009, he coached the Bosnian first division side FK Sarajevo Olimpik in no time with which he retired from the relegation zone and the team established in the upper middle. However, for personal reasons he left because club. At the beginning of the season 2010 Vlatko Glavaš took over the renowned Bosnian traditional club Sloboda Tuzla, which is also located in the Bosnian First League.

Coaching career

  • Assistant coach Wuppertal SV (1999-2000)
  • SV Sodingen (2000-2001)
  • SF Baumberg (2001-2003)
  • TuRU Dusseldorf (2005)
  • Assistant coach Bosnia - Herzegovina (2002-2007)
  • FK Olimpik Sarajevo ( September to December 2009 )
  • Sloboda Tuzla (January to November 2010)
  • Celik Zenica (January to June 2012)
  • Nk Vinogradar 2 HNL ( since August 2012)
NK Iskra Bugojno FK Olimpic
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