Dušan Marković (footballer, born 1906)

Serbian association football player For the water polo player, see Dušan Marković (water polo).

Not to be confused with Dušan Marković (footballer, born 1998).

Dušan Marković
Personal information
Date of birth	(1906-03-09)9 March 1906
Place of birth	Krčedin, Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia, Austria-Hungary
Date of death	19 November 1974(1974-11-19) (aged 68)
Place of death	Novi Sad, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia
Position(s)	Forward
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1921–1935	Vojvodina
1935–1937	BSK Beograd
1937–1938	Grenoble Foot 38
International career
1932	Kingdom of Yugoslavia	1	(0)
Managerial career
1939	Gragjanski Skopje
1939–1941	Željezničar
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Dušan "Luks" Marković (Serbian Cyrillic: Душан "Лукс" Mapкoвић; 9 March 1906 – 29 November 1974) was a Serbian football player and football manager.

He was described by local press as a great, cleaver and effective striker. Anecdotally, his killer instinct was specially awake every time he played against BSK Belgrade, the best pre-war Serbian club, having scored at least once in every match he played against them. He was especially dangerous because he had the ability to shoot and surprise the goalkeepers from any angle.

Playing career

Club

He spent most of his career with FK Vojvodina where he played for 14 years, between 1921 until 1935 being one of their most influential players of the pre-war period. Afterward, he had short spells with BSK Belgrade and French club Grenoble.

International

He was part of the Yugoslavia national football team for some period, but he only played one match, as a substitute of the famous striker Blagoje Marjanović in a friendly match played on 9 October 1932, in Prague, against Czechoslovakia, a 2–1 win. He was part of the Yugoslav team at the 1930 FIFA World Cup, but didn't play any match.

Managerial career

After retiring, he remained linked to football as a manager, having coached some clubs in Yugoslavia. He coached Gragjanski Skopje in the 1938–39 Yugoslav Football Championship and Željezničar between 1939 and 1941.

Personal life

Death

He died in 1974, in the aftermath of a prostate surgery.

References

"Dušan Marković, international football player". EU-football.info. Retrieved 24 November 2024.
Građanski (Skoplje) Archived 2018-08-15 at the Wayback Machine at exyufudbal.in.rs
"Marković Dušan". Reprezentacija.rs. Retrieved 8 February 2017.

External links

Dušan Marković at National-Football-Teams.com

v t e FK Željezničar Sarajevo – managers
Šmit (1922–23) Šebalj (1923–34) Adamović (1934–35) Novak (1935–36) Bugarinović (1936–39) Marković (1939–41) Pavlić (1945) Rajlić (1945–47) Medarić (1947) Bajrami (1947–48) Bičiště (1948–49) Bulat (1949) Maslavarić (1950) Petrović (1950) Zagorac (1951) Pavlić (1952–53) Hrnjiček (1953–54) Dragićević (1954–55) Pajević (1955) Bajrami (1955–56) Šalipur (1956) Brozović (1956–58) Fenyvesi (1958–59) Bajrami (1959) Tadić (1959–60) Stanković (1960) Domorocki (1960–61) Konjevod (1961–64) Saračević (1964–65) Babić (1965–66) Žigante (1966–67) Ribar (1967–76) Radović (1976–77) Rebac (1977–78) I. Osim (1978–86) Bračulj (1986–87) Prnjatović (1987) Bratić (1987–88) Bukal (1988) Smajlović and Bračulj (1988–89) Gugolj (1989) Smajlović (1989–91) Ribar (1991–1992) Smajlović (1994–97) Hodžić (1997) Đurbuzović (1997) Bračulj (1997–98) Hadžiabdić (1998–99) Verlašević (1999) Hadžiabdić (1999–2000) Đurbuzović (2000–01) A. Osim (2001–03) Odović (2003–04) Plíšek (2004) Štilić (2004) Ištuk (2005) Ninković (2005–06) Memić (2006) Starovlah (2006) Muharemović (2006) Hadžiabdić (2007–08) Krunić (2008) Hotić (2009) A. Osim (2009–13) Đurbuzović (2013–14) Adžem (2014) Memić (2014–2015) Odović (2015) Čapljić (2015) Mulalić (2015–16) Alihodžić (2016) Kostić (2016) Petrović (2016–17) Adžem (2017–18) Krčmarević (2018) Odović (2018) A. Osim (2018–21) Slišković (2021) Ivković (2021) Mulalić (2022–23) Bašić (2023) Alihodžić (2023) Al-Tuwaijri (2023–24) Akrapović (2024) Đurbuzović (2024) Ćorić (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

FK Željezničar Sarajevo – managers

Šmit (1922–23)
Šebalj (1923–34)
Adamović (1934–35)
Novak (1935–36)
Bugarinović (1936–39)
Marković (1939–41)
Pavlić (1945)
Rajlić (1945–47)
Medarić (1947)
Bajrami (1947–48)
Bičiště (1948–49)
Bulat (1949)
Maslavarić (1950)
Petrović (1950)
Zagorac (1951)
Pavlić (1952–53)
Hrnjiček (1953–54)
Dragićević (1954–55)
Pajević (1955)
Bajrami (1955–56)
Šalipur (1956)
Brozović (1956–58)
Fenyvesi (1958–59)
Bajrami (1959)
Tadić (1959–60)
Stanković (1960)
Domorocki (1960–61)
Konjevod (1961–64)
Saračević (1964–65)
Babić (1965–66)
Žigante (1966–67)
Ribar (1967–76)
Radović (1976–77)
Rebac (1977–78)
I. Osim (1978–86)
Bračulj (1986–87)
Prnjatović (1987)
Bratić (1987–88)
Bukal (1988)
Smajlović and Bračulj (1988–89)
Gugolj (1989)
Smajlović (1989–91)
Ribar (1991–1992)
Smajlović (1994–97)
Hodžić (1997)
Đurbuzović (1997)
Bračulj (1997–98)
Hadžiabdić (1998–99)
Verlašević (1999)
Hadžiabdić (1999–2000)
Đurbuzović (2000–01)
A. Osim (2001–03)
Odović (2003–04)
Plíšek (2004)
Štilić (2004)
Ištuk (2005)
Ninković (2005–06)
Memić (2006)
Starovlah (2006)
Muharemović (2006)
Hadžiabdić (2007–08)
Krunić (2008)
Hotić (2009)
A. Osim (2009–13)
Đurbuzović (2013–14)
Adžem (2014)
Memić (2014–2015)
Odović (2015)
Čapljić (2015)
Mulalić (2015–16)
Alihodžić (2016)
Kostić (2016)
Petrović (2016–17)
Adžem (2017–18)
Krčmarević (2018)
Odović (2018)
A. Osim (2018–21)
Slišković (2021)
Ivković (2021)
Mulalić (2022–23)
Bašić (2023)
Alihodžić (2023)
Al-Tuwaijri (2023–24)
Akrapović (2024)
Đurbuzović (2024)
Ćorić (2024–)

v t e Kingdom of Yugoslavia squad – 1930 FIFA World Cup fourth place
MF Arsenijević FW Bek MF Đokić MF Hrnjiček DF Ivković (c) GK Jakšić FW Marjanović FW Marković DF Mihajlović FW Najdanović FW Sekulić MF Spasojević MF Stefanović GK Stojanović FW Tirnanić DF Tošić FW Vujadinović Coach: Simonović

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