- High School for Football Trainers

- UEFA Pro License

- FC Red Star

- FC Osijek

- Belgium (1st division)

- France (1st division)

- Yugoslav National Team (4 years)

- FC BUDUCNOST, Podgorica
Cup of Montenegro.

- FC CUKARICKI STANKOM, Belgrade
Entry into Super League of Serbia.

- FC OFK BEOGRAD, Belgrade
Semifinals of Intertoto Cup. Participation in UEFA Cup.

- FC CUKARICKI STANKOM, Belgrade
Promoted in Premier League of Serbia.

- FC SHIMITSU S-PULSE, Japan
Won Emperors Cup 2001 (first time in club’s history). Twice won Xerox Cup in 2001 and 2002. Asia Cup final in 2001.

- FC MITO HOLLYHOCK, Japan J2
Best trainer in Japan’s J2 league.

- FC MLADOST, Lucani
Promoted in Premier League of Yugoslavia.

- FC ZVEZDARA, Belgrade
Promote from third into a second league and in the end it got to the Yugoslav premier league.

- FC VOZDOVAC, Belgrade
Competed successfully in third and then in second Yugoslav league.

- FC NAPREDAK, Krusevac
Competing in the Yugoslav premier league.

- FC TELEOPTIK, Zemun
Competing in one of the local leagues.

- Winner of European Championship League in 1991 (assistant coach of Ljupko Petrovic)

- Produced some good players: Dejan Stankovic (FC “Inter” Milan), Marko Basa (FC “Le Mans”, France), Dusan Tosic (FC “Werder” Bremen), Boban Rajkovic (FC “Chelsea”, London – FC “PSV” Eindhoven), Branislav Ivkovic (FC “Locomotiv”, Moscow), Milos Ninkovic (FC “Dinamo”, Kyiv), Milos Bajalica (FC “Red Star”, Belgrade), Vladimir Bozovic (FC “Steaua”, Bucarest)