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Miron Muslic agreed to a three-and-a-half-year contract on January 10, 2025, to take over as head coach of Plymouth Argyle, a team in the EFL Championship.
On Sunday, Plymouth Argyle, a team in the second tier, played Liverpool in the FA Cup round of 16. Miron Muslic, 42, a Bihac-born coach, led Plymouth from the bench as he guided his side to a famous 1-0 win. At the start of this year, Muslic took over from the great Wayne Rooney at Plymouth.
Who is Miron Muslic, Plymouth Argyle manager, bio, age, height, family, wife, children nationality, formation, religion and salary
This was Plymouth's new manager, Miron Muslic’s, first speech to his players after joining the club a month ago.
One month later and he’s just knocked out Arne Slot’s Liverpool from the FA Cup. 👏 pic.twitter.com/ES98YhlFB0
— george (@StokeyyG2) February 9, 2025
Miron Muslic was born in Bihac, Bosnia in a Christian family on 14 September, 1982 and is 6ft tall. At the age of nine, he and his family moved to Innsbruck. At the age of twelve, Muslic began playing football in the FC Wacker Innsbruck academy in 1994 after moving to Austria with his family after the Bosnian war’s chaos.
Muslic, his younger sister, Marinela, and their parents, Camil and Mersada, fled to Austria via Hungary, arriving in Pertisau am Achensee after a few days on the road via various modes of transport. And from there, Austria became his second home. He and his sister had to change schools 10-11 times due to all the travelling.
Muslic’s father worked as a waiter in resort hotels in Tirol and his mother as a cleaner. His family shared a poky room in Innsbruck, in a block with other refugees from Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia and Turkey and his father slept on the floor so Marinela, his mother and he could sleep on the bed.
Muslic, whose wife, Ensada, and three children, Benjamin, Lejla and Hamza, are in Austria, does not want to waste a moment in reviving Plymouth’s fortunes after signing a three and a half year deal at the club in 2025. His salary isn’t known though.
Date of birth/Age: Sep 14, 1982 (42). Place of Birth: Bihać Jugoslawien (SFR). Citizenship: Austria Bosnia-Herzegovina. Avg. term as coach: 0.68 Years.
Miron Muslic career
He enjoyed an amateur playing career and pursued management, born from intrigue in Klopp’s Borussia Dortmund. He began coaching under‑10s in Gmunden, a town an hour east of Salzburg, and last season took big strides with Cercle Brugge, whom he led to the Europa League qualifying third round in August.
Miron Muslic spent the 2002–03 season in Novalja, Croatia. In 2003, following a season overseas, he came back to Worgl. He scored his first second league goal in a 2-2 tie with BSV Juniors in September 2003.
During the winter break of the 2007–08 season, Muslic transferred to Gmunden, a third division team, following four Bundesliga games. At the end of the season, he was demoted to the OÖ Liga with Gmunden.
For the 2010–11 season, he joined Sattledt, a league opponent. In 2012, he was demoted from the fourth-highest division to Sattledt. During the 2015–16 season, he rejoined the amateur team at Ried. The 2016–17 season marked the conclusion of his active career.
Muslic temporarily replaced Ried as head coach for one game when Weissenbock resigned in November 2018. He resigned from his position as amateur coach in December 2018 to serve solely as an assistant coach. Following the 2018–19 campaign, he went back to the academy.
Muslic was appointed manager of Floridsdorfer AC, a team in the Austrian Football Second League, on July 14, 2020.
Miron Muslić is one hell of a coach.
No matter how the match ends, he won't be an unknown after today in the English scene. pic.twitter.com/QzVWpXkBJY
— Bosniaco (@BiHFooty) February 9, 2025
In January 2021, Muslic rejoined the Austrian Bundesliga team Ried, where he was appointed head coach. He left his position as coach of Ried in March 2021 after ten games, during which the Upper Austrians had only managed three points and were still winless.
In the final 12 games of last season, under Miron Muslić’s formation, Cercle set up in a 4-2-3-1 formation and in the 2023/24 season, under manager Miron Muslić, Cercle Brugge enjoyed their best season in over a decade and a half.