Peter Cklamovski

Australia national team

The 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil saw Australia's group draw with three teams in the top 10 of FIFA rankings. The Socceroos were set to play-off against Chile, Netherlands and Spain. This tournament demonstrated a new way of playing for the Australian national football team (the Socceroos) under new head coach Ange Postecoglou and his coaching team including assistant coach, Peter Cklamovski. New hope and excitement was created in the way the team played, showcasing a new generation of stars joining established greats. Following the 2014 FIFA World Cup, training camps in September, October and November were used to develop the team for 2015 AFC Asian Cup success. The 2015 AFC Asian Cup held in Australia resulted in the first major trophy for the Australia men's national soccer team, winning the final against South Korea 2–1 with an extra-time goal scored by James Troisi in front of 76,385 fans at Stadium Australia in Sydney. As reigning Asian Champions, the Socceroos competed at the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup in Russia where they would play 2014 World Champions Germany, Cameroon and Chile in the group stage. The following year, qualification was achieved for the FIFA 2018 World Cup but only after a grueling campaign, with the Socceroos finally clinching their place in the finals after defeating Honduras 3–1, in the AFA/CONCACAF Playoff at Stadium Australia (Sydney) on 15 November 2017, where captain Mile Jedinak scored a…

Cklamovski played in Australia in the New South Wales Super League with Bonnyrigg White Eagles and Rockdale Ilinden. As a youth player Cklamovski was a Rockdale Ilinden junior and played in NSL youth league competitions with Sydney United and NSW ITC. Cklamovski was set for selection for the U17 Australian national youth team until a serious car accident caused injuries that rendered this impossible. Cklamovski's first coaching job was at The Kings School Grammar, Sydney where he coached U14s and U16s in 2002 & 2003. He also worked at Westfields Sports High School as Head of Performance from 2002 to 2008. During this time, Cklamovski completed postgraduate degrees in Applied Science, Sports Coaching and Graduate Certificate in Exercise Science. During Cklamovski's coaching career he completed and Cklamovski also holds highest coaching accreditation, Pro License completed in 2016.

As Manager

Australia

AFC Asian Cup: 2015 AFC Asian Cup (Assistant)

Yokohama F. Marinos

J1 League: 2019 J1 League (Assistant)

Individual

J2 League Manager of the Month: 2021 J2 League