Vladimir Bogojevič

Vladimir Bogojevič
Player information
Nickname	Vladi
birthday	April 20, 1976
place of birth	Kraljevo, SFR Yugoslavia
size	194 cm
position	Point Guard / Shooting Guard
Clubs as active
1993–1997 MTV 1846 Giessen 1997–2000 Alba Berlin 2000 KK Partizan Belgrade 2000–2001 Caja San Fernando Sevilla 2001–2003 RheinEnergie Köln 2003 Pallacanestro Messina 2003–2004 RheinEnergie Köln 2004 Tenerife CB 2005 MENT BC Vassilakis 2005–2006 BK Prostějov 2006–2007 Düsseldorf Magics 00000 00000 00000 00000
National team 1
1996-2001	Germany	57 games
Clubs as coaches
2007–2008 Kaiserslautern Braves 2009–2011 LTi Gießen 46ers 2015–2019 Alba Berlin ( JBBL ) Since 2019 Alba Berlin ( NBBL ) 00
1 As of August 12, 2009

Vladimir Bogojevič (born April 20, 1976 , in Kraljevo , SR Serbia ) is a German basketball coach and former national player.

career

player

Bogojevič began his professional career with the Gießen 46ers . There he made his breakthrough and then switched to ALBA Berlin . During his time in Berlin he was also appointed national player and played 57 games for the German national team. After his time in Berlin, Bogojevič played for various clubs in Germany as well as in Spain, Italy, Greece and the Czech Republic. These include the clubs Cologne 99ers , KK Partizan Belgrad Tenerife CB, MENT Vassilakis, BK Prostějov and Düsseldorf Magics. With Alba, Bogojevič was three times German champion and one cup winner as well as two more cup winners with RheinEnergie Köln . In 2006 he returned to Germany and played one more season for Düsseldorf Magics in the 2nd basketball division in 2006/07 . Then he ended his playing career.

Trainer

For the 2007/2008 season Bogojevič was introduced as the new coach of the second division team Kaiserslautern Braves . Under his leadership, the team played for a long time for promotion to the basketball league, but then just missed the goal. Due to differing views about the future of the club, his coaching contract was terminated after this season. The move to his old club, the Gießen 46ers, followed . There he was initially employed as a sports director, but after a weak start to the season he switched to the post of head coach and replaced the previous coach Simon Cote .

After a series of twelve defeats in a row, Bogojevič resigned in January 2011 from his position as head coach of the Giessen 46ers. He was succeeded by Steven Key . Bogojevič continued to work as the sports director for Hessen until he left the club at his own request in November 2011. Almost a year later, Bogojevič presented the separation in an interview as a termination on the part of the club and criticized various things during his time as coach and sports director.

From November 2014 on he worked as a freelancer in the youth department of Alba Berlin. In 2015 he became the coach of the Alba team in the youth basketball league (JBBL) and led the offspring of the capital city to win the German U16 championship in 2017 and 2018. In the summer of 2019, he moved to Alba as head coach of the NBBL team.

Web links

• Vladimir Bogojevic (Düsseldorf Magics) - player profile on the statistics pages of the basketball leagues

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ACB.COM: V. Bogojevic. Liga ACB , accessed March 24, 2013 (Spanish, player profile). 
2. ↑ Legabasket: Vladimir Bogojevic. Lega Basket Serie A , accessed on March 24, 2013 (Italian, player profile on statistics pages). 
3. ↑ By authors, dropouts, dropouts and accusers. Mittelhessen.de , October 12, 2012, accessed on March 15, 2013 . 
4. ↑ http://www.tagesspiegel.de/sport/alba-berlin-vladimir-bogojevic-comeback-des-querdenkers/11038860.html
5. ↑ ALBA: Ex-professionals as youth trainers. September 28, 2015, accessed on November 9, 2017 (press release from ALBA Berlin). 
6. ↑ https://www.schoenen-dunk.de/news_a103030_Alba-Berlin_Gonzalez-Trzcionka-Frade-und-Silva-Moreno-bilden-ALBA-Trainerteam.htm