| Personal information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Full name | Radoy Hristov Minkovski | ||
| Date of birth | 18 January 1954[1] | ||
| Place of birth | Bulgaria | ||
| Managerial career | |||
| Years | Team | ||
| 1997–1998 | PFC Cherno More Varna | ||
| 2007–2008 | PSM Makassar | ||
| 2009 | PFC Haskovo[2] | ||
| PFC Levski Sofia (youth)[3] | |||
| 2013 | Myanmar U19 (women) | ||
Radoy Minkovski (Bulgarian: Руди / Радой Минковский born 18 January 1954 in Bulgaria) is a Bulgarian football coach who is last known to have been in charge of the Myanmar women's under-19 football team in 2013.
Career
Indonesia
Installed as head coach of PSM Makassar in 2007, the Bulgarian tactician's contract was not extended in January 2008,[4] after supporters asked for his immediate dismissal when PSM hosted and Arema were beaten 2-0.[5] Next, Minkovski went back to Bulgaria when the PSM management paid him the salary he would have earned for the remainder of his contract.[6]
Has worked with the Fantastic Eleven, an exhibition team composed of the best foreigners in the Indonesia Super League in 2008-09.[7]
Myanmar
Taking charge of the Myanmar Women U19s to the 2013 AFC U-19 Women's Championship, Minkovski lead them to an opening 7-0 defeat to Japan,[8] before losing 2-0 to North Korea, in which he stated that Myanmar made a conspicuous improvement post-match;[9] however, this was followed by China beating them 8-0, resulting in the White Angels finishing bottom of the tournament.[10]
References
- ^ Вальо Михов празнува рожден ден Blitz.bg
- ^ “Хасково” без треньор, Минковски издържа месец и половина Haskovo.info
- ^ Левски отнсе ЦСКА с 8:0 - Viasport Viasport.bg
- ^ PSM Lepas Radoy Minkovski Antaranews.com
- ^ Posisi Radoy Di PSM Semakin Rawan Goal.com
- ^ Kecewa Berat, Radoy Pilih Pulang Kampung Goal.com
- ^ Duet Radoy-Butler Latih Tim Fantastic Eleven Goal.com
- ^ AFC U-19 Women's C’ship 2013: Japan 7-0 Myanmar AFC
- ^ AFC U-19 W’mns C’ship: Myanmar 0-2 DPR Korea AFC
- ^ AFC U-19 Women's C’ship: Myanmar 0-8 China AFC
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