Liverpool cult hero and Champions League winner who featured in iconic film Goal! wants managerial job in Britain

0

EX-LIVERPOOL star Igor Biscan wants a managerial job in Britain.

The Croatian played under Gerard Houllier and was recently boss at Dinamo Zagreb.

Igor Biscan spent five years at Liverpool and won the Champions League in 2005

Biscan wants to return to Britain to work as a manager after leaving Dinamo Zagreb

The former midfielder was also on the shortlist for the Rangers role.

Biscan joined Liverpool in 2000 following a five-year stint at Dinamo, who also sent him out on loan to Samobor in 1995.

The ex-Croatia international spent five years at Anfield and amassed a total of three goals as well as three assists in 118 appearances with the Reds.

The 45-year-old also won two League Cups as well as the 2005 Champions League trophy.

Biscan remained on the bench that famous night in Istanbul that saw the Merseysiders coming back to draw 3-3 with AC Milan before beating them 3-2 on penalties.

The Croatian left Liverpool shortly after their historic European triumph and joined Panathinaikos.

Guest posting agency=

Biscan struggled in Greece and never managed to live up to expectations as a recent European champion.

That led to his exit in 2007 as he returned to Dinamo a year later.

CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS

Biscan played for four years in Zagreb until his retirement at the age of 34.

He also registered a total of 17 appearances with the Croatian national team.

Biscan has already amassed experience as a manager having coached Rudes, Olimpija Ljubljana, Rijeka, Croatia’s Under-21 side and of course Dinamo.

Guest posting agency=

The Liverpool hero won the second division in Croatia with Rudes, a double with Slovenian outfit Olimpija, the Croatian Cup with Rijeka and the league with Dinamo.

Biscan is also remembered for appearing in the famous film Goal! where he played himself along with other football stars, such as David Beckham, Zinedine Zidane and Steven Gerrard.

Leave a Reply

RSS
Follow by Email
Pinterest
LinkedIn
Share
WhatsApp