Zoran Lukić

Zoran Lukić
Personal information
Full name	Zoran Lukić
Date of birth	(1956-11-27) 27 November 1956
Place of birth	Sarajevo, SFR Yugoslavia
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1974–1983	FK Sarajevo	105	(21)
1983–1984	Favoritner AC
1984–1985	Admira Wacker
1985–1986	FK Priština	8	(0)
	Nykvarns IF
Teams managed
1993–1998	DIF Ungdomar
1998–1999	Nykvarns IF
1999–2004	Djurgårdens IF
2005–2006	Örgryte IS
2006–2008	Qviding FIF
2008–2009	Djurgårdens IF
2012-?	Lidingö P97
?	IFK Lidingö FK
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Zoran Lukić (Serbian Cyrillic: Зopaн Лукић; born 27 November 1956) is a Swedish football manager, the current manager of IFK Lidingö FK, and a former player. Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, at the time part of Yugoslavia, Lukić had a long career in FK Sarajevo. He left for Sweden prior to the Yugoslav Wars (1991–95).

Personal life

Born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, his father was Bosnian Serb and his mother was Bosnian Croat. Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadžić persuaded Zoran to leave Yugoslavia, as the Yugoslav Wars were about to start.^[1] His daughter is Andrea Lukić, a Swedish fashion model.

Honours

Club

Djurgårdens IF

Superettan (1): 2000
Allsvenskan (2): 2002, 2003
Svenska Cupen (2): 2002, 2004

Individual

Swedish Manager of the Year (2): 2002, 2003

References

↑ http://www.dn.se/sport/fotboll/mastartranare-i-svart-kostym-1.127696[]

External links

Stats from Yugoslav League in Zerodic.
Profile in Worldfootball.

Djurgårdens IF Fotboll – managers

Maconnachie (1922)
Nordenskjöld (1923–29)
Lindqvist (1929–32)
Lindqvist & Kock (1932–34)
Svensson (1935–44)
Kaufeldt (1944–50)
Astley (1950–54)
Soo (1954–55)
Cronqvist (1955–57)
Szendrődi (1957–59)
Sandberg & Hallberg (1959)
Raynor (1960)
Probst (1960–63)
Lindberg (1964–66)
Sandberg (1967–71)
Durán (1972–74)
Persson (1975–78)
Ball (1979)
Sandberg & Arnesson (1979)
Mokkelbost (1980–81)
Backe (1982–84)
Westerberg (1985–86)
Söderberg (1987–89)
Wass (1990–91)
T. Lundin (1992)
Pettersson (1993)
Grönhagen (1994–96)
R. Lundin (1997)
Andersson (1998–99)
Åkeby & Lukić (1999–2003)
Lukić (2004)
Jonevret (2004–06)
Grönhagen (2006)
Jónsson (2007–08)
Jeglertz & Lukić (2009)
Jeglertz (2009)
Wass & Banda (2010–11)
Pehrsson & Banda (2011–12)
Pehrsson (2012–13)
Johansson & Sundgren (2013)
Høgmo (2013)
Olsson (2014–16)
Dempsey (2016–)

Örgryte IS – managers

King (1909–10)
Bunyan (1911–12)
Lindberg (1918)
Carr (1920)
Puddefoot (1927–28)
Friberg (1930–31)
Slade (1932–33)
Chapman (1933)
Rydell (1934–35)
Wiberg (1935–36)
Slade (1936–37)
Carlund (1937–38)
Billing (1938–40)
Zachrisson (1940–41)
Holmgren (1942–43)
Granath (1943–44)
Magnusson (1944–45)
Granath (1945–48)
Wampetits (1949–50)
Granath (1951–53)
Bengtsson (1953–54)
Magnusson (1954–56)
Gren (1956–59)
Adamek (1960)
Larsson (1961–63)
Probst (1964–65)
Larsson (1966–70)
Simonsson (1971–72)
Börjesson (1973)
Huntley (1974–75)
Wing (1976)
Hallén (1976)
Berghamn (1977–78)
Larsson (1979–82)
Simonsson (1983–86)
Houghton (1987–88)
Karlsson (1989–90)
Nilsson (1991–93)
Björklund (1994–97)
Backman (1998)
Hamrén (1998–2003)
Ikäläinen (2004)
Lukić (2005–06)
Börjesson (2006)
J. Carlsson (2007–09)
Hareide (2009)
Andersson (2009–10)
Backman (2011)
Jacobsson (2011)
Prytz (2011–13)
Lantz (2013–)

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