Sima Milovanov

Sima Milovanov
Personal information
Full name	Sima Milovanov
Date of birth	10 April 1923
Place of birth	Bečej, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Date of death	November 16, 2002(2002-11-16) (aged 79)
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Građanski Bečej
1948–1957	FK Vojvodina
National team
1951–1954	Yugoslavia	4	(0)
Teams managed
	FK Slavija Novi Sad
	NK Osijek
1970-1971	Anorthosis Famagusta FC
1972	Cyprus
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Sima Milovanov (Serbian Cyrillic: Cимa Mилoвaнoв; 10 April 1923 – 16 November 2002) was a Serban footballer who was part of Yugoslavia national football team at the 1954 FIFA World Cup. He later became a manager with Cyprus.^[1]

References

Yugoslavia squad – 1954 FIFA World Cup

1 Beara 2 Stanković 3 Crnković 4 Čajkovski 5 Horvat 6 Boškov 7 Ognjanov 8 Mitić 9 Vukas 10 Bobek (c) 11 Zebec 12 Kralj 13 Zeković 14 Mantula 15 Spajić 16 Milovanov 17 Belin 18 Milutinović 19 Papec 20 Dvornić 21 Veselinović 22 Petaković Coach: Tirnanić

Zsengellér (1968–70)
Milovanov (1970–71)
Iakovou (1970–72)
Hobot (1972–73)
Petritis (1972–74)
Karras (1974–77)
Patsatsev (1977–80)
Bolni (1980–81)
Dončevski (1981–82)
Ilchev (1982–84)
Cormack (1984–86)
Zatina (1986–87)
Theocharous (1986–87)
Iacovou (1987–88)
Theocharous (1987–88)
Petropoulos (1987–90)
Zaggylos (1989–90)
Fazlagić (1989–90)
Iordănescu (1990–92)
Gutsaev (1992–93)
Theocharous (1992–93)
Söderberg (1992–93)
Alefantos (1992–93)
Mouskallis (1993–95)
Yordanov (1994–95)
Vasilev (1995–96)
Karoulias (1995–96)
Mitošević (1996–01)
Wójcik (2001–02)
Matzourakis (2001–02)
Kostov (2001–02)
Lorens (2003)
Michaelides (2002–04)
Mitošević (2003–04)
Ketsbaia (2003–08)
Nicolaou (2008–09)
Middendorp (2009–10)
Muslin (2009–10)
Nicolaou (2009–10)
Hoyos (2010–11)
Krčmarević (2010–11)
Stoilov (2010–11)
Levy (2011–13)
Christodoulou (2013)
Kassianos (2013)
Costa (2013–14)
Kostenoglou (2014)
Paus (2014–16)
Milinković (2016)
Puche (2016–)

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