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1. www.jfa.jp › eng › newsOn the passing of Mr. Ivica OSIM｜Japan Football Association

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   We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. Ivica OSIM. Here are the comments of JFA Executive Advisor KAWABUCHI Saburo, JFA President TASHIMA Kohzo, JFA Technical Director SORIMACHI Yasuharu, and SAMURAI BLUE (Japan National Team) Head Coach MORIYASU Hajime.

2. japannews.yomiuri.co.jp › society › obituariesOsim, ex-Japan soccer coach, dies at 80 - The Japan News

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   May 2, 2022 · TOKYO (Jiji Press) — Ivica Osim, former head coach of Japan’s national soccer team, died in the Austrian city of Graz on Sunday morning. He was 80. Osim was born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia,...

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4. english.kyodonews.net › news › 2022/05/1d591b2ddc82Football: Former Japan, Yugoslavia manager Ivica Osim dies at 80

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   May 2, 2022 · Former Japan and Yugoslavia national soccer team manager Ivica Osim has died, Austrian club Sturm Graz, one of the clubs he piloted, said Sunday without specifying the cause. He was 80.

5. www.thefootballpink.com › the-often-wise-words-of-osimThe often wise “Words of Osim” - Football Pink

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   Jan 8, 2021 · Osim had the ability and wise words to do so, and just two minutes into extra-time, Yugoslavia were back in front. Substitute Dejan Savicevic had come on to replace Darko Pancev ten minutes into the second-half and would now create the opening for the second goal.

6. china-cee.eu › 2022/05/27 › bosnia-herzegovinaBosnia-Herzegovina social briefing: The last farewell of the ...

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   May 27, 2022 · Željezničar’s coach was Ivica Osim, and the Sarajevo team had a 2-0 lead minutes before the end of the second game, a result that led him to the UEFA Cup final (Today’s Champions League), at Real Madrid.

7. www.arabnews.jp › en › featuresOsim, ex-Japan soccer coach, dies at 80 - Arab News Japan

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   Sep 22, 2024 · TOKYO: Ivica Osim, former head coach of Japan’s national soccer team, died in the Austrian city of Graz on Sunday morning. He was 80. Osim was born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, currently the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in 1941.

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   Who was Ivica Osim?

   • TOKYO (Jiji Press) — Ivica Osim, former head coach of Japan’s national soccer team, died in the Austrian city of Graz on Sunday morning. He was 80. Osim was born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, currently the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in 1941. He participated in the 1964 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games as a member of Yugoslavia’s national soccer team.

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   How old is Osim?

   • Osim was born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, currently the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in 1941. He participated in the 1964 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games as a member of Yugoslavia’s national soccer team. He became head coach of Yugoslavia’s national team in 1986, leading the team to last eight in the 1990 FIFA World Cup in Italy.

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   When did Osim come to Japan?

   • Osim came to Japan in 2003 to become coach of the soccer club now called JEF United Ichihara Chiba. Under his leadership, the team won its first J. League title in 2005. He was known for witty remarks on his philosophy about soccer.

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   Why did Osim leave Japan?

   • A former forward who played for Yugoslavia at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, Osim guided that country to the quarterfinals at the 1990 World Cup in Italy. After the 2006 World Cup, he managed Japan but left the post in November 2007 after suffering a brain infarction.

   Football: Former Japan, Yugoslavia manager Ivica Osim dies at 80

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   What did Osim do after he returned to Europe?

   • After returning to Europe from Japan, Osim worked to normalize the national association of his home nation, Bosnia and Herzegovina, which in 2011 was banned from taking part in international tournaments by FIFA due to ethnic divisions within the organization.

   Football: Former Japan, Yugoslavia manager Ivica Osim dies at 80

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   Why did Osim revert to his own team?

   • Osim created an anecdote in Italy when a star-studded side the fans and media had been calling for was hammered 4-1 by West Germany in the opener. He reverted to his own team selection from the second game in a memorable campaign featuring future stars, such as Dejan Savicevic and Robert Prosinecki.

   Football: Former Japan, Yugoslavia manager Ivica Osim dies at 80

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9. www.transfermarkt.com › ivan-osim › profilIvica Osim - Manager profile - Transfermarkt

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   This is the profile site of the manager Ivica Osim. The site lists all clubs he coached and all clubs he played for.