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Serbian basketball player and coach

Vladimir Dragutinović
Partizan NIS
Position	Youth Teams Director
Personal information
Born	(1967-06-20) 20 June 1967 (age 57) Osijek, SR Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia
Nationality	Serbian
Listed height	1.92 m (6 ft 4 in)
Career information
NBA draft	1989: undrafted
Playing career	1984–2001
Position	Point guard
Number	4, 14
Coaching career	2004–2005
Career history
As player:
1984–1987	Partizan
1987–1991	IMT Belgrade
1991–1993	Partizan
1993–1994	CSKA Sofia
1994–1996	Borovica Ruma
1996–1997	Rabotnički
1997–1998	Budućnost Podgorica
1998–1999	Oyak Renault
1999–2000	Hemofarm
2000–2001	BKK Radnički
As coach:
2004–2005	Hemofarm (assistant)

Career highlights and awards
EuroLeague champion (1992) 2× YUBA League champion (1987, 1992) 2× Yugoslav Cup winner (1992, 1998)

Vladimir Dragutinović (Serbian Cyrillic: Владимир Драгутиновић; born 20 June 1967) is a Serbian professional basketball administrator and former basketball player and coach.

Post-playing career

Dragutinović had a stint with Hemofarm as an assistant coach.

References

External links

FIBA Europe
Player Profile at eurobasket.com

v t e Košarkaški klub Partizan
Players Coaches Supporters Seasons Europe Current season
History	EuroLeague 1992 EuroLeague records Records International competitions
EuroLeague	1992
FIBA Korać Cup	1978 1979 1989
ABA Championships	2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2013 2023
ABA Supercup	2019
Home arenas	New Belgrade Hall (1969–1991) Aleksandar Nikolić Hall (1991–2019) Belgrade Arena (2009–2014; 2019–present)
Administration	Ostoja Mijailović (Chairman) Bogdan Diklić (Board Member) Aleksandar Pavlović (Board Member) Mlađan Šilobad (Executive Manager) Dragan Todorić (Advisor) Zoran Savić (Sports Director) Željko Obradović (Head Coach) Zoran Stevanović (Youth Academy Director) Vladimir Dragutinović (Youth System Director) Žarko Vučurović (Youth System Coordinator)
Rivalry	Crvena zvezda
Related articles	Haris Brkić Memorial 2009 EuroLeague American Tour Yugoslav Army (basketball team)
Other sports	Athletics Auto racing 3x3 Basketball (women) Bowling Boxing Chess Cycling Esports Fencing Football Futsal Gymnastics Handball Handball (women) Ice Hockey Judo Karate MMA Rowing Rugby league Rugby union Shooting Swimming Table tennis Tennis Volleyball Volleyball (women) Water polo Water polo (women) Wrestling Weightlifting
Parent club: JSD Partizan

v t e Partizan 1991–92 FIBA European League champions
4 Đorđević 5 Danilović (Final Four MVP) 6 Lončar 7 Perović 8 Stevanović 9 Mihajlovski 10 Šarić 11 Rebrača 12 Šilobad 13 Koprivica 14 Dragutinović 15 Nakić
Head coach Obradović Assistant coach Gašić

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