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Dusan Ivkovic (1978-Present)
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Teams: Radnicki (SRB), Partizan (SRB), Aris (GRE), Sibenka (CRO), Vojvodina (SRB), PAOK (GRE), Panionios (GRE), Olympiacos (GRE), AEK (GRE), CSKA Moscow (RUS), Dynamo Moscow (RUS), Yugoslavian NT
Summary: As the only coach to win all four major European titles, Dusan Ivkovic is the dean of European coaches. Ivkovic already started to shine in European competitions by leading Partizan to both the Yugoslavian League and the Korac Cup titles in 1979. Ivkovic remained mainly in Serbia until he joined PAOK in the 1990s, winning the 1992 Greek League and the 1994 Korac Cup crowns. Ivkovic then went on to win the 1997 Euroleague championship with Olympiacos, the 2000 Saporta Cup with AEK and the 2006 ULEB Cup with Dynamo Moscow. Three Russian league crowns with CSKA, three EuroBaskets and the 1990 World Championship with Yugoslavia are other highlights of an inexhaustably successful career on the bench. |
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WHAT THEY SAY...
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Dusan Ivkovic:
"First of all, it is a big honour for me to be part of 50 Years of European Club basketball. I am very happy to be in this list and now it is the right time to thank everybody around me, all the players that helped me to become who I am in European basketball. I feel honoured because a lot of basketball people did really well in the last 50 years, so being part of this celebraton is something big for me."
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50 GREATEST CONTRIBUTORS LIST
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PLAYERS
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COACHES
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REFEREES
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Artenik Aradabjian
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Mikhail Davidov
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Lubomir Kotleba
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Ivan Mainini
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Costas Rigas
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