Dragan Talajić

Talajić had a spell with Zeytinburnuspor in the Turkish Süper Lig during the 1994–95 season. Dragan started in FK Sarajevo and was one of the brightest young talents of Yugoslav football. As a junior player for FK Sarajevo, Dragan Talajić broke the record of the great Yugoslav goalkeeper Slobodan Janjuš by having received only one goal in the whole season. During the 1992–93 season Talajić was a part of a historic Slovenian football story having played a UEFA Cup match against Benfica for Slovenian side Belvedur Izola. His performance in UEFA Cup, despite having conceded 8 goals in the UEFA competition, led to a transfer to Turkish Süper Lig. He played in Turkey for two seasons. After a short spell with NK Orijent in Croatia's Prva HNL, from 1997 to the end of his career Talajić played for Tanjong Pagar United FC in Singapore's S-League. Talajić left a big mark in Singaporean football since he was twice selected as the player of the year.

Al Ittihad

Talajić won the 2004 AFC Champions League as manager of Saudi club Al-Ittihad. He won 0–5 in Korea which is the biggest win in Asian Champions League final in the history of Asian football. It was Al Ittihad first Asian Champions League trophy in their history. It is till this day the biggest score in any AFC Champions League final, making Dragan Talajic the only coach in Asian history to win a final with five goals. He left the club within 6 months.

Riffa Club & Al-Nahda

He led Al Riffa from Bahrain to the finals stage of the Gulf Cup in 2005–2006. Talajić led Saudi club Al Nahda to the final of the Prince Faisal Cup 2007/2008 entering in the history of Saudi football as the first team from the second league to play the finals of Prince Faisal Cup.

Shabab Al-Ordon

In the 2009–10 season, Talajić was the coach of Shabab Al-Ordon (Jordan Youth Club) from Amman, Jordan. He led his team to a victory in AFC Cup in Yemen against Al-Ahli Sana'a', drew both home and away against Al-Karmah from Syria, then drew in Oman against Saham and won against Saham in Jordan and qualified to the next round of the AFC Cup, thanks to a win in Jordan against Al-Ahli Sana'a by 6–1.

Al-Wahdat

For the season 2010–2011, Talajić is the head coach of the biggest Jordanian side Al-Wahdat from Amman. His remarkable trophy run began on 6 August 2010 when Talajić won his first trophy of the season with Al-Wahdat winning 2–0 in the finals of the Jordan Shield…

Manager

Al-Ittihad

AFC Champions League Elite: 2004 Al-Riffa SC

GCC Champions League runner-up: 2005–06 Al-Nahda

Prince Faisal bin Fahd Cup: 2007–08 Al-Wehdat SC

Jordan FA Shield: 2010 Jordan Super Cup: 2011 Jordan League: 2010–11 Jordan FA Cup: 2010–11 Kuwait SC

Kuwait Federation Cup: 2011–12 AFC Champions League Two runner-up: 2011 Muangthong United

Thai Premier League runner-up: 2015 Thai FA Cup runner-up: 2015 Al Khaldiya

Bahraini King's Cup: 2023 Bahrain

Arabian Gulf Cup: 2024–25 Individual

Best Coach of Asia 2010–11 (Al Jazeera Sport TV) Best Coach of Arabic football world 2010–11 (Al Jazeera Sport TV & MBC Sport TV) Best Coach of Jordan 2010–11 (Votes of people and Press) Best Manager of the Month 2015 Thai League T1