Abas Arslanagić

Four years later, he was a member of the Yugoslav team which finished fifth in the Olympic tournament. He played all six matches as goalkeeper. In 2013, Arslanagić retired from coaching.

• Name — Abas Arslanagić • Born — October 2, 1944 • Birthplace — Derventa, Independent State of Croatia • Position — Goalkeeper • Youthyears1 — 1958–1962 • Youthclubs1 — Partizan Derventa • Years1 — 1962–1963 • Clubs1 — Partizan • Years2 — 1963–1976 • Clubs2 — Borac Banja Luka • Years3 — 1976–1977 • Clubs3 — TuS Nettelstedt-Lübbecke • Nationalyears1 — 1969–1978 • Nationalteam1 — Yugoslavia • Nationalcaps1 — 125 • Nationalgoals1 — 1 • Manageryears1 — 1972–1978 • Managerclubs1 — Borac Banja Luka (youth) • Manageryears2 — 1978–1980 • Managerclubs2 — RK Bosnamontaža • Manageryears3 — 1981 • Managerclubs3 — Yugoslavia U21 • Manageryears4 — 1982–1986 • Managerclubs4 — Yugoslavia (GK coach) • Manageryears5 — 1986–1988 • Managerclubs5 — Yugoslavia • Manageryears6 — 1987–1988 • Managerclubs6 — Metaloplastika • Manageryears7 — 1988–1990 • Managerclubs7 — Benfica • Manageryears8 — 1988–1994 • Managerclubs8 — Qatar • Manageryears9 — 1995–1996 • Managerclubs9 — Croatia • Manageryears10 — 1995–1996 • Managerclubs10 — Badel 1862 Zagreb • Manageryears11 — 1996–1998 • Managerclubs11 — RK Krško • Manageryears12 — 1998–2000 • Managerclubs12 — Celje Pivovarna Laško • Manageryears13 — 2000–2001 • Managerclubs13 — RK Zvečevo • Manageryears14 — 2001–2002 • Managerclubs14 — SG Handball West Wien • Manageryears15 — 2002–2003 • Managerclubs15 — Bosna Sarajevo • Manageryears16 — 2002–2003 • Managerclubs16 — Bosnia and Herzegovina ŽRK Lokomotiva Zagreb • Manageryears18 — 2004–2005 • Managerclubs18 — Medveščak Infosistem • Manageryears19 — 2005 • Managerclubs19 — Borac Banja Luka • Manageryears20 — 2006–2008 • Managerclubs20 — Qatar U21 • Medaltemplates — Men's handball World Championship Mediterranean Games IHF U-21 World Championship • Show Medals — yes