Dragan Đukić (handballer) Biography, Age, Height, Wife, Net Worth and Family

From April 2022 he became an official Lecturer of European Handball Federation (EHF Expert)

And more recently, from 2021 to 2022 he coached Grundfos Tatabanya KC, Hungary with whom he participate in European Handball League.

In 2020, he published a very successful handball book on the principles of defense 3:2:1, entitled: “3:2:1 – Back to basics”.

From 2019 to 2020 he held the position of sports director of all selections of the Handball Federation of Georgia.

In 2018, finished a Master’s study at EHF/University Las Palmas (Spain). He was part of the 1st generation of Academic EHF Master Coaches..

From October 2018 to July 2019, he coached the women’s team of CSM Bucharest, with whom he won the National cup and played in the 1/4 finals of the Champions League.

In the 2016/17 season, he led Maccabi Tel Aviv, with which he won the national cup and placed in the group phase of the EHF Cup, being the only Israeli team that has achieved it so far.

In December 2016, he became the coach of Montenegro, at whose helm he remained until July 2018. With this selection, after successfully completing the qualifications, he participated in the European Championship in Zagreb in 2018.

He is a certified Master Coach (since 2014) of the European Handball Federation (the highest education for handball coaches).

With the National Team of Great Britain took part at London 2012 Olympic Games and with Montenegro participated at the European Championship in Croatia 2018.

After the Olympic Games, Djukic left Great Britain and in September 2012 became the head coach of the Israeli national team, at the head of which he remained until August 2015.

Conceptual initiator, founder, and organizer of the project: “Handball 4All” a unique program of individual handball education for young players and coaches from all over the world, running from 2011 in Serbia.

In April 2009, Djukic succeeded Carsten Albrektsen as the head coach of the national team of Great Britain with the goal of forming a team for the 2012 Olympic Handball Tournament in London. At the same time, in the 2009/10 season, he was also leading Pick Szeged simultaneously.

In the period from 2006 to 2008, he was the national coach of Switzerland.

In December 2000, he became the coach of the Hungarian club Pick Szeged, and remained there until June 2003, when he went to Macedonia and worked as a coach of “Vardar Vatrostalna” Skopje (2003-2005) and as a national coach of the Macedonian national team (2003/04).  Season 2005/2006 he took over the Portuguese club Madeira SAD from Funchal.

With “Zupa” in the 1994/95 season, he took place in the First Federal League of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, the highest level of competition, and was the champion of Serbia and Yugoslavia in the 1992/93 season with the younger selections of the same club.

In the period from 1987 to 2001 he was hired as a coach of various junior selections of Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro and Serbia. Through his work, he played a role in the becoming of several young players everywhere he worked: Ivan Lapčević (“Zupa”), Danijel Anđelković (“Kolubara”), Nikola Eklemović and Daniel Buday (Pick Szeged), Carlos Carneiro (“Madeira SAD”), Andy Schmid (Swiss National Team) etc.

In his playing career, he played for: “Zupa” Aleksandrovac, “Student” Kragujevac and “Goč” Vrnjačka Banja, all from Serbia. Very early, in 1986, he decided to dedicate himself to a coaching career and initially led as a coach and played in the same time for “Zupa”.

Dragan Djukic (born 9 August 1962 in Arandjelovac) is a Serbian handball coach. During his coaching career worked with famous handball clubs like: