Zoran Đorđević

Head Coach of Bangladesh national football team at 2010 South Asian Games – 1st place, Gold Medal (5 matches played, 5 wins, 0 draws, 0 losses, 13 goals scored, 0 goals conceded, no red card) Group Matches: Bangladesh 3–0 Nepal, Bangladesh 4–0 Bhutan, Bangladesh 1:0 Maldives, Semifinal: Bangladesh 1–0 India, Final: Bangladesh 4–0 Afghanistan New record 4–0 victory in final of the competition – first gold medal for Bangladesh after 11 years First time team becoming champion without a single goal conceded in tournament 26-year history

Head Coach of Sudan national football team for 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan – Qualifiers Preliminary Playoff: (H) Sudan 1–0 Mozambique, (A) Mozambique 2–1 Sudan (2–2 Sudan qualified on away goals rule for Group B with Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone)

Head Coach of Yemen national football team for 2000 AFC Asian Cup Lebanon – Qualifiers (Best results: Yemen 3–0 Nepal, Yemen 11–2 Bhutan) Đorđević was appointed head coach of the Philippines U-21's in January 2012.

On 9 June 2007 Đorđević signed a contract with IPL club F.C. Zob Ahan for the 2007–08 season following the departure of Rasoul Korbekandi who resigned due to health issues. He was sacked in October 2007 following unsatisfactory results in the 2007–08 Iran Pro League season. Coach Đorđević removed from the starting lineup some experienced players who did not fit into his concept and promoted from the youth team a 17-year-old goalkeeper Mohammad Bagher Sadeghi and 16-year-old Mohsen Mosalman who became the youngest player ever to score a goal against Persepolis F.C. – the most successful and biggest club in Iran. His disagreements with the club management over player selection led to his departure from the club, claiming he wanted to build a champion team at a club which never finished higher than 5th position in the Iranian League. After coach Đorđević's departure, in the very next season Zob Ahan club won the national cup which was their second trophy in club history and narrowly lost the league on the final match of the season, finishing 2nd on goal difference. People in Esfahan today praise Z. Đorđević for his farsighted vision and his contribution of launching the careers of talented young players who reached the Iran national team. Tomislav Savic, the former goalkeeper coach of Atletico Madrid who was brought to the club by head coach Đorđević, received the best goalkeeper coach award in Iran in 2008–09 and still remains with the club into his fourth season. On 5…