Tomislav Ivković
| Tomislav Ivković | ||||
| Personlig information | ||||
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| Födelsedatum | 11 augusti 1960 | |||
| Födelseort |  Zagreb, SR Kroatien, Jugoslavien | |||
| Längd | 189 cm | |||
| Klubbinformation | ||||
| Klubb |  Inter Zaprešić (tränare) | |||
| Position | Målvakt, tränare | |||
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| Uppdrag som tränare | ||||
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| * Antal matcher och mål i seniorlag räknas endast för de inhemska ligorna. | ||||
| Tomislav Ivković | ||
| Fotboll, herrar | ||
| Nation: Jugoslavien | ||
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 Olympiska spel | ||
| Brons | Los Angeles 1984 | Fotboll |
Tomislav Ivković, född den 11 augusti 1960 i Zagreb, är en jugoslavisk-kroatisk före detta professionell fotbollsspelare och numera -tränare.
Ivković tog OS-brons med Jugoslavien vid olympiska sommarspelen 1984 i Los Angeles.[1]
Referenser
Noter
- ^ http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/summer/1984/FTB/mens-football.html Arkiverad 15 april 2009 hämtat från the Wayback Machine. Herrarnas fotbollsturnering vid sommar-OS 1984 på Sports-reference.com
Webbkällor
- Denna artikel är helt eller delvis översatt från motsvarande artikel på engelska wikipedia.
- Sports-reference.com (engelska)
- Tomislav Ivković på National-Football-Teams.com (engelska)
- Tomislav Ivković på Fifa:s officiella webbplats (engelska)
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