Zlatko Petričević
Croatian football manager
| Personal information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date of birth | (1961-10-07) 7 October 1961 (age 62) | ||
| Place of birth | Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina | ||
| Managerial career | |||
| Years | Team | ||
| 1996-1997 | SVL Flavia Solva | ||
| 1997 | Independiente Medellín | ||
| 2000 | Atlante | ||
| 2000 | Herediano | ||
| 2003 | Colibríes de Morelos | ||
| 2016 | FC Biel-Bienne[1][2] | ||
Zlatko Petričević (born 7 October 1961 in Bosnia and Herzegovina) is a Croatian football manager.[3][4]
Career
Born in Zenica, Petričević managed several clubs in 13 years in Latin America[5] and was president of Croatian side Pomorac Kostrena, but in April 2022 he was sentenced to a suspended prison sentence, because he physically attacked a photographer and verbally threatened a journalist in September 2014.[6]
References
- ^ Interview with Croexpress.eu
- ^ «Nur ich kenne die Wahrheit» blick.ch
- ^ Zlatko Petricevic, un "gallo" aristócrata espndeportes.espn.com
- ^ Las fantasías de Petricevic, recuerda Miguel Herrera vanguardia.com.mx
- ^ Zlatko Petričević: Vodio sam klub Pabla Escobara (nema slike) - Jutarnji (in Croatian)
- ^ Bivšem predsjedniku Nogometnog kluba Pomorac osam mjeseci zatvora uvjetno zbog fizičkog i verbalnog napada na novinara i fotoreportera Novog lista - Burin (in Croatian)
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Independiente Medellín – managers
- Fouscas (1929)
- Brondi (1929)
- M. Sánchez (1929)
- Hirsfeld (1938)
- Agudelo (1941–43)
- Hirsfeld (1948)
- Serna (1948)
- Cevasco (1948–49)
- Maritchka (1949)
- C. Perales (1949)
- A. Perales (1949–51)
- Benítez Cáceres (1954–57)
- Seghini (1957–59)
- Fabrini (1959)
- Paternoster (1960)
- E. Sánchez (1960)
- Moreno (1960–62)
- Seghini (1962)
- Díaz (1962)
- E. Sánchez (1962–63)
- López García (1963)
- Grecco (1963–65)
- Hormazábal (1966–67)
- Vargas c (1967)
- Fonnegra (1968)
- Molina (1969)
- H. Álvarez (1969)
- Fonnegra (1970)
- L. Montoya (1970)
- Ramaciotti (1972)
- Hormazábal (1972–74)
- Ortiz (1974–75)
- Grecco (1975)
- Pizzuti (1975–76)
- Lopera (1976)
- Righi & Soma (1976–77)
- Vélez c (1977)
- E. Sánchez (1977–78)
- Valencia c (1978)
- Togneri (1978–79)
- Valencia (1979)
- V. Rodríguez (1979–80)
- Ramaciotti (1980)
- L. Montoya (1981)
- Olmedo (1982–83)
- Comesaña (1983–86)
- Valencia (1986)
- Ramaciotti (1987)
- Aceros (1987–88)
- G. Montoya c (1988)
- H. Gallego (1988)
- J. Rodríguez (1988–91)
- Comesaña (1992)
- H. Gallego (1992)
- N. Gallego (1992)
- García (1993–95)
- Molina (1995)
- Ríos (1995–96)
- Restrepo (1996–97)
- Luna (1997)
- Petričević (1997)
- Castro (1998)
- Aristizábal (1998–99)
- Comesaña (2000)
- Luna (2000)
- Peláez (2000–02)
- Rueda (2002)
- Luna (2002–03)
- J. Rodríguez (2003–04)
- Sarmiento (2004–05)
- J. Álvarez (2005–06)
- Carvajal c (2006)
- Luna (2006–07)
- Peláez (2007–08)
- Escobar (2008–09)
- L. Álvarez (2009–10)
- Carvajal (2010–11)
- Luna (2011)
- Berrío (2011–12)
- Gómez (2012–13)
- Pérez (2013)
- Sarmiento (2013–14)
- Torres (2014–15)
- J. Álvarez c (2015)
- L. Álvarez (2015–16)
- Zubeldía (2017)
- Martínez (2017)
- Peláez (2017)
- Rescalvo (2017–18)
- Zambrano (2018–19)
- Calle c (2019)
- Mendoza (2019)
- Bobadilla (2019–20)
- J. Álvarez (2020)
- Sierra c (2020)
- Gómez (2021)
- Comesaña (2021–22)
- González (2022–23)
- Botero c (2023)
- Arias (2023–24)
- Restrepo (2024–)
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