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Bozidar Maljkovic (1979-Present)
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Teams: Radnicki Beograd (SRB), Split (CRO), Barcelona (ESP), Limoges (FRA), Panathinaikos (GRE), Paris (FRA), Unicaja (ESP), Real Madrid (ESP), Tau Ceramica (ESP)
Summary: The first master of the Final Four format, Bozidar Maljkovic found ways to win Euroleague titles when nobody expected his teams to do so. Maljkovic led Split's golden years, lifting back-to-back Euroleague trophies in 1989 and 1990 before joining Barcelona. When he arrived in Limoges, he made the most out of his roster to win the 1993 Euroleague title in arguably the biggest surprise ever in the competition. Maljkovic also won a fourth Euroleague title with Panathinaikos in 1996 and the 2001 Korac Cup with Unicaja. He has also lifted domestic league and cup titles with Split, Barcelona, Limoges, Panathinaikos and Real Madrid. |
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Artenik Aradabjian
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Lubomir Kotleba
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