Belgrade, January 13 / January second (EFE), died today, the Yugoslav coach Milan Malanic former coach of Real Madrid at the age of 82 years, according to Serbian media.
Malanic Born on the Fourth of May / May 1930 in the city of Bitola in Yugoslavia, and was the manager of the Serbian team Red Star, who played in the ranks, also coached Valencia to the Spanish side Real Madrid where he won league titles and cup.
He was coach of Yugoslavia in World Cups 1974 and 1982, and in 1983 coached the Qadsia until 1985.
Malanic and retired from training in 2001 to serve as president of the Yugoslav football.
Coach and embarked on a late author of several books that have been used as reference and curriculum in schools across the ball in the world. (EFE)
Malanic Born on the Fourth of May / May 1930 in the city of Bitola in Yugoslavia, and was the manager of the Serbian team Red Star, who played in the ranks, also coached Valencia to the Spanish side Real Madrid where he won league titles and cup.
He was coach of Yugoslavia in World Cups 1974 and 1982, and in 1983 coached the Qadsia until 1985.
Malanic and retired from training in 2001 to serve as president of the Yugoslav football.
Coach and embarked on a late author of several books that have been used as reference and curriculum in schools across the ball in the world. (EFE)
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