Source: PalloLiitto.fi

The Finish Football Association and Finish National Team Head Coach since January 2013, Mico Martic, have agreed a two-year contract extension which expires at the end of 2015. The agreement also includes 2016 if Finland play in the European Championships or World Cup.

He will be responsible for coaching the national team in addition to continuing to work on developing domestic coach education courses. Coach education is the focus for the next two years at regional level. Further Martic's tasks include supporting club coaches.

Mico Martic's playing career lasted for 30 years. He represented Yugoslavia and Croatia on the European Championship and World Cup stage. Martic has completed the Italian Football Federation's highest futsal coaching diploma and has also been a FIFA Instructor since 2005 as well as part of FIFA's Technical Observer Study Group.


Mico Martic (Born 02/24/1964 Doboj, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Playing Career 1980-2010
1980/83 - ALKAR Velika Gorica (Zagreb) (Croatia / Yugoslavia)
1983/91 - USPINJACA Zagreb (Croatia / Yugoslavia - A Division)
1991/93 1903 HELLAS VERONA - Verona (Italy - A Division)
1993/00 AC MILAN C / 5 - Milan (Italy - Serie B / A)
2000/01 AS BERGAMO C / 5 in Bergamo (Italy - Serie A2 / A)
2001/02- BRESCIA C / 5 (Italy - Serie D)
2002/08 VALPRINT FUTSAL FRAM Milan (Italy - Serie B) - Player coach
2008/09 REAL CORNAREDO, Cornaredo (Italy - Serie B / A)
The 2009/10 Valmalenco, Chiesa Valmalenco (Italy - Serie C1 Lombardy)

Coaching Career 2002 -
2002/08 VALPRINT FUTSAL FRAM Milan (Italy - Serie B) - Player coach
2004/09 Futsal national team of Croatia
The 2011/12 MNK Uspinjaca Futsal Team, Zagreb (Croatia)
MNK 2012 alumnus, Zagreb (Croatia)
2013 - Finnish futsal team

Coach Education
Basic Futsal Course, FIGC Lombardia, Milan (Italy) 1996
Spain 3 level, federation, Leganes, 2002
Italian Futsal Master, FIGC, Coverciano 2004
FIFA Futsal Instructor 2005

Achievements
Champion of Yugoslavia 1989/90
Yugoslavia, Main Series Silver 1990/91
National Team Best player of the 1990/91
Italian A2 Futsal Cup victory in 2000/01
44 futsal caps for Croatia, 32 goals 1994-2001
Croatia's futsal national team captain 1998-2001
Silver Mini World Cup Tournament in 1994
Playing in the first UEFA Futsal European Championship as a test tournament in 1996 in Cordoba
The most effective player Futsal World Cup finals in Spain in 1996 (5 games, 11 goals)
Playing in the first official European Championship final tournament in Granada, 1999
Playing as the fourth Futsal World Cup final tournament in Guatemala in 2000
Playing as a second Futsal European Championship finals in Moscow in 2001
Croatia Coaching Futsal World Cup qualifying play-off stage, 2007
English and Greek futsal national teams Consultant 2008-2010





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