Slaviša Jokanović

Here is a concise player profile for Slaviša Jokanović, the former Yugoslav/Serbian footballer and later manager.

• Full name: Slaviša Jokanović
• Date of birth: 2 August 1968
• Place of birth: Novi Sad, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia
• Nationality: Yugoslav / Serbian
• Playing position: Midfielder (attacking midfielder / central midfielder)

Club career (highlights)

• Early career: Began at FK Vojvodina (Yugoslavia)
• Dinamo Zagreb: Played for Dinamo Zagreb (then in Yugoslavia)
• Partizan: Won domestic titles with FK Partizan in Yugoslavia/Serbia
• Stints abroad: Played in Spain for CD Castellón and Real Oviedo; also had spells in England and elsewhere later in career as manager rather than player

International career

• Represented Yugoslavia at youth and senior levels during late 1980s and early 1990s, prior to the breakup of the country. Exact senior caps and goals are limited due to the turbulent period and record divisions among successor states.

Managerial career (selected)

• After retiring as a player, Jokanović became a manager and has coached several clubs across Europe and England, including Watford and Fulham in the English Championship and Premier League, leading Fulham to promotion to the Premier League via the playoffs in 2018.

Notable traits

• Technically gifted midfielder known for vision and passing during his playing days.
• Respected manager known for organizing teams effectively and achieving promotions in English football.

Sources / notes: Records from the late Yugoslav era can vary; if you need detailed club-by-club statistics (appearances, goals, exact international caps), I can compile a season-by-season list from reliable databases.