Bora Zivkovic

Even though he was a defender, Živković had a certain skill to score goals often by heading. This has resulted in him scoring in all the clubs he has ever played for and in his debut for both Herfølge Boldklub on 14 March 2004 and for Vejle Boldklub on 19 July 2006. He came close to do the same in his debut for Fredrikstad FK on 25 July 2004 but missed a penalty.

Zivkovic got his breakthrough with Danish Superliga club Silkeborg IF, making his league debut in August 1993. The one game was his only contribution, as Silkeborg won the 1993–94 Danish Superliga championship. He established himself in the starting line-up in April 1995, and was a mainstay in the team from then on. He was a part of the Silkeborg team which won the 2001 Danish Cup final 4–1 against AB. He suffered a knee injury in the Cup final, and Silkeborg hesitated in extending his contract. With six months left of his Silkeborg contract, Zivkovic signed a pre-contract with defending Superliga champions F.C. Copenhagen in August 2001. He played a total 189 games and scored 14 goals for Silkeborg in the Superliga. He joined F.C. Copenhagen in the winter break of the 2001–02 Danish Superliga, where he found himself in contention with later Danish international defenders Martin Albrechtsen and Bo Svensson for the starting positions. He played 48 games and scored five goals in the Superliga during two years with F.C. Copenhagen, and won the 2003 Superliga, as well as the Double in 2004 of both Superliga and Danish Cup trophies. He never secured a long-term place in the F.C. Copenhagen starting line-up, and was loaned out to Superliga relegation battlers Herfølge BK in February 2004, helping Herfølge finish in 10th place. In July 2004, he left F.C. Copenhagen permanently to play for Norwegian Premier League team Fredrikstad FK. He played two years in Fredrikstad as the leader…

Born of Serbian ancestry, Zivkovic got a Danish citizenship in 1996. In his last year with Silkeborg, he was called up for the Denmark national football team in May 2001. He was not a part of the match day squad, and was not called up again.

On 15 July 2011, Zivkovic was appointed assistant manager of the new FC Hjørring-manager Boye Habekost.