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Personal information
Kiril Dojčinovski
Full name	Kiril Dojčinovski
Date of birth	October 14, 1943
Place of birth	Skopje, FPR Yugoslavia
Playing position	Defender
Senior career¹
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
1963-1964 1968-1974 1974-76 1977	Vardar Skopje Crvena Zvezda Troyes Paris FC	106 (0) 190 (3) 25 (3) 38 (0)
National team
1969-1974	Yugoslavia	6(0)
Teams managed
1989/1998 1991-1993/1995-1996 2001 2004 1998 2003 2008	El Salvador C.D. Luis Angel Firpo C.D. Municipal Limeño Club Deportivo Platense Iraklis F.C. FK Bregalnica Delčevo Vardar Skopje
¹ Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. * Appearances (Goals)

Kiril "Kiro" Dojčinovski (born 17 October 1943 in Skopje, Yugoslavia) is a former Yugoslav footballer.

He earned 6 caps for the Yugoslavia national football team and participated in the 1974 FIFA World Cup. During his club career he played for Vardar Skopje, Crvena Zvezda, Troyes and Paris FC. He later became a manager and coached the El Salvador national football team, FK Bregalnica Delcevo.

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v • d • e Yugoslavia squad – 1974 FIFA World Cup

1 Marić • 2 Buljan • 3 Hadžiabdić • 4 Mužinić • 5 Katalinski • 6 Bogićević • 7 Petković • 8 Oblak • 9 Šurjak • 10 Aćimović • 11 Džajić • 12 Jerković • 13 Pavlović • 14 Peruzović • 15 Dojčinovski • 16 Vladić • 17 Popivoda • 18 Karasi • 19 Bajević • 20 V. Petrović • 21 O. Petrović • 22 Mešković • Coach: Miljanić

Marković (1959–61) · Tomašević (1961–62) · Mrnek (1962–63) · Takač (1963–64) · Čabrić (1964–65) · Milošević (1965–66) · Karapatis (1967–69) · Spajić (1969–72) · Petropoulos (1971–72) · Zahariades (1972–73) · Spajić (1974–75) · Shannon (1975–76) · Belis (1976–78) · Karapatis (1978) · Brzeżańczyk (1978–79) · Karapatis (1980) · Batakis (1980–81) · Tsatsevski (1981–83) · Batakis (1983) · Rausch (1983–85) · Batakis (1985–86) · Alefantos (1986) · Ferner (1986–87) · Archontidis (1987–88) · Aidiniou (1988) · Alefantos (1988) · Simonsson (1988–90) · Batakis (1990–91) · Libregts (1991–94) · Mitošević (1994–96) · Antoniadis (1996–97) · Panagoulias (1997) · Paraschos (1997–98) · Dojčinovski (1998) · Jingblad (1999) · Anastasiadis (1999–2000) · Kyrastas (2000) · Anastasiadis (2001–02) · Jovanović (2002) · Gerards (2003–04) · Jingblad (2004) · Markarian (2004–05) · Kofidis (2005–07) · Bubenko (2007) · Jovanović (2007–08) · Pedraza (2008) · Katsavakis (2008–09) · Protasov (2009) ·

Kofidis (2009–present)

Thompson (1930–35) · Elías (1935–38) · Garay (1940–41) · Slade (1941–1943) · Gonzalez (1943–48) · Orlandini (1949–51) · Estrada (1953) · Tomasino (1954–59) · Guardado (1959–60) · Miranda (1961) · Comitante (1962–63) · Carrasco (1965–67) · Guzmán (1968) · Bundio (1968–70) · Carrasco (1970) · Miranda (1971) · D'Angelo (1972) · Tupinambá (1973) · Rodríguez (1973–74) · Miranda (1975) · Estrada (1975–76) · Magaña (1976) · Pinto (1976) · Porta (1977) · J. Contreras (1977) · Tomasino (1978) · Magaña (1979) · Rodríguez (1979–82) · A. Contreras (1983) · Magaña (1984) · Quarterone (1984–85) · Cabrera (1986) · Magaña (1987) · Đorić (1988) · Vukašinović (1988–89) · Miranda (1989) · Dojčinovski (1989) · Benítez (1991) · Aude (1991–92) · Ruiz (1992) · Vieira (1993–94) · Pastoriza (1995–96) · A. Contreras (1996–97) · Đorić (1997–98) · Dojčinovski (1998) · Peres (1998) · Benítez (1999–2000) · Recinos (2000–02) · Paredes (2002–04) · A. Contreras (2004) · Cavagnaro (2005) · Aguilar (2005–06) · de los Cobos (2006–)

v • d • e El Salvador squad – 1998 CONCACAF Gold Cup

1 Alfaro • 2 Hernández • 3 Cárcamo • 4 Rojas • 5 de la Cruz • 6 Vicevic • 7 Renderos • 8 C. Castro • 9 I. Castro • 10 González • 11 Cerritos • 12 Cienfuegos • 14 Amaya • 16 Argueta • 17 Rodríguez • 18 Guerra • 19 Díaz • 20 Iraheta • 21 G. Rivera • 22 S. Rivera • Coach: Dojčinovski

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