- FC PARTIZAN, Beograd (342 matches / 81 goals)
U-21 National Team (25 matches)
Yugoslav A National Team (8 matches / 2 goals)

- FC ALTAY, Ismir, Turkey (140 matches / 61 goals)

- FC TRABZONSPORT, Trabzon, Turkey
(140 matches / 9 goals)

- FC PARTIZAN, Beograd, Yugoslavia.

- FC Litex Lovech, Bulgaria.
The winner of the Bulgaria Cup!

- FC PARTIZAN, Belgrade, Serbia. FC Partizan was the only participant from ex Yugoslavia in UEFA League!

- FC CSKA, Sofia, Bulgaria. Won Bulgarian Championship 30th title in CSKA's history.

- Voted coach No. 1 for season 2004/2005 by
FOOTBALL newspaper.

- For the first time in Bulgarian history that
acknowledgment was given to one foreign coach!.

- FC PEGAH, Rasht, Iran.

- FC SLAVIA, Sofia, Bulgaria.

- FC ALTAY, Ismir, Turkey.

- SVAH, Tunis. Won Arabian Champions Cup for the first time in the club's history. Played in the Tunis Cup final, won third place.

- FC PARTIZAN, Belgrade. Played in the Champions League qualifications,
won over FC FLORIDA, Estonia 6:0, 4:1,
won over FC RIJEKA, Croatia 3:1, 3:0.

- Finalist of the Yugoslav Cup.

- Scored 111 goals in the Yugoslav Championship, which is an absolute record in the history of the Yugoslav football.

- The best shooter in that season was Mateja Kezman scored 27 goals.

- OFK BEOGRAD, Beograd.

- FC RADNICKI, Nis. Entered the 1st division with the club

- FC MLADI RADNIK, Pozarevac.

- FC RADNICKI, Beograd

- FC VRSAC, Vrsac.

- FC KRAJISNIK, Beograd. Entered higher rank with the club.

- FC OBILIC, Beograd. Entered the 1st division with the club, from the second A to the first B.