Miron Muslić’s managerial career is still in its relative infancy, but the
@Argyle manager is writing an incredible story 💚
Muslić was born in Bosnia but had to leave the country with his family aged 9. He found a home in Austria as a refugee, and football was his main outlet that helped him settle in his adopted nation, enjoying a successful career as a striker amongst the lower levels of Austria. He began coaching during the latter stages of his career, working his way from Ried’s amateur team, to their under-18s, before becoming assistant coach of the first team.
He was appointed head coach of Second League club Floridsdorfer AC in in 2020, before returning to Ried just six months later to become their manager.
But things weren’t as plain sailing as you might expect, and he left the club just 2 months later, with the club winless under his tenure as manager. Muslić returned to an assistant coach role, this time in Belgium, with sleeping giant, Cercle Brugge. After biding his time in the role, he was promoted to head coach in September 2022.
Since, he guided Cercle Brugge to European football, before taking charge of Plymouth Argyle at the start of this year - leading them to an incredible
#EmiratesFACup shock as they beat Liverpool in the fourth round.
Still only 42, Muslić’s story shows that despite any setbacks you may face, there’s always hope to succeed in the game of football