He started his football career first in Udarnik, and then continued in Torpedo. Even as a youth, he got the opportunity to debut in the jersey of the first team of Sarajevo. Biogradlić made his unofficial debut on 13 June 1948 in a match against city rivals Željeznicar played as part of the "Children's Sunday" tournament. He had to wait two more years for his first official appearance, and in the meantime, in the summer of 1950, he won the title of youth champion of Bosnia and Herzegovina with the junior team of Sarajevo. [3]
He made his first official appearance in the Sarajevo jersey on 30 November 1950, in a cup match with Rabotnik in Skenderija. Sarajevo celebrated an 11:0 win, and young Biogradlić left a good impression. In the seasons to come, he became an indispensable part of the team. He played most often in the position of defender, but he was decorated with a powerful shot, so the coaches often decided to assign him to the very top of the attack, when the situation on the field demanded it. Great games in the Sarajevo jersey earned him an invitation to the national team, for which he played at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne, where he won a silver medal.
He wore the jersey of Sarajevo for 18 seasons, never leaving Koševo. Even as he was nearing the end of his career, he was offered the role of technical director of the team, so in his last playing season in 1966/67, he performed two functions in parallel.[4] He helped Miroslav Brozović in leading the team, but managed to make 15 first league appearances and thus leave his stamp on winning the first championship title. He wore the Sarajevo shirt in 379 official matches, scoring 41 goals. Including friendly matches, Biogradlić made 646 appearances and scored 86 goals, and is the club's record holder with the most appearances.[5]
International careerEdit
He made his debut for Yugoslavia in a December 1956. He played at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne, where he won a silver medal.
DeathEdit
Biogradlić died on 20 February 2015 following a long illness.[6] He was 83.
ReferencesEdit
^. Archived from the original on 15 December 2012.
^"Ibrahim Biogradlić". Olympedia. Retrieved 1 December 2021.
ibrahim, biogradlić, ibrahim, ibro, biogradlić, march, 1931, february, 2015, bosnian, herzegovinian, footballer, played, 1956, summer, olympics, yugoslavia, winning, silver, medal, personal, informationfull, namedate, birth, 1931, march, 1931place, birthsaraje. Ibrahim Ibro Biogradlic 8 March 1931 20 February 2015 was a Bosnian Herzegovinian footballer who played at 1956 Summer Olympics for Yugoslavia winning a silver medal 1 2 Ibrahim BiogradlicPersonal informationFull nameIbrahim BiogradlicDate of birth 1931 03 08 8 March 1931Place of birthSarajevo Kingdom of YugoslaviaDate of death20 February 2015 2015 02 20 aged 83 Place of deathSarajevo Bosnia and HerzegovinaPosition s DefenderSenior career YearsTeamApps Gls 1951 1967FK Sarajevo317 31 International career1956Yugoslavia6 0 Managerial career1987 1988FK Sarajevo U 191996Bargh ShirazFK Jedinstvo BrckoMedal record Men s FootballRepresenting YugoslaviaOlympic Games1956 Melbourne Team Club domestic league appearances and goals Contents 1 Club career 2 International career 3 Death 4 References 5 External linksClub career EditHe started his football career first in Udarnik and then continued in Torpedo Even as a youth he got the opportunity to debut in the jersey of the first team of Sarajevo Biogradlic made his unofficial debut on 13 June 1948 in a match against city rivals Zeljeznicar played as part of the Children s Sunday tournament He had to wait two more years for his first official appearance and in the meantime in the summer of 1950 he won the title of youth champion of Bosnia and Herzegovina with the junior team of Sarajevo 3 He made his first official appearance in the Sarajevo jersey on 30 November 1950 in a cup match with Rabotnik in Skenderija Sarajevo celebrated an 11 0 win and young Biogradlic left a good impression In the seasons to come he became an indispensable part of the team He played most often in the position of defender but he was decorated with a powerful shot so the coaches often decided to assign him to the very top of the attack when the situation on the field demanded it Great games in the Sarajevo jersey earned him an invitation to the national team for which he played at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne where he won a silver medal He wore the jersey of Sarajevo for 18 seasons never leaving Kosevo Even as he was nearing the end of his career he was offered the role of technical director of the team so in his last playing season in 1966 67 he performed two functions in parallel 4 He helped Miroslav Brozovic in leading the team but managed to make 15 first league appearances and thus leave his stamp on winning the first championship title He wore the Sarajevo shirt in 379 official matches scoring 41 goals Including friendly matches Biogradlic made 646 appearances and scored 86 goals and is the club s record holder with the most appearances 5 International career EditHe made his debut for Yugoslavia in a December 1956 He played at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne where he won a silver medal Death EditBiogradlic died on 20 February 2015 following a long illness 6 He was 83 References Edit Olympic results Archived from the original on 15 December 2012 Ibrahim Biogradlic Olympedia Retrieved 1 December 2021 Ibrahim Biogradlic 15 December 2012 Ibrahim Biogradlic 15 December 2012 Ibrahim Biogradlic Fksinfo com Retrieved 20 February 2015 Preminuo Ibrahim Biogradlic rekorder po broju nastupa za FK Sarajevo Klix ba Retrieved 20 February 2015 External links EditIbrahim Biogradlic at National Football Teams com facebook page This biographical article relating to Bosnia and Herzegovina football is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ibrahim Biogradlic amp oldid 1164502154, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
