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'''Tarzan Čajkovski''' is a [[Hrvatska|Croatian]] former [[central defender]] who is currently a [[coach]] of Croatian team [[Silver's Surfers]], from [[Silver's Surfers/Season 79|season 79]] onwards. As a player, Čajkovski spent most of his career playing abroad, chiefly with German team 1. FC Naggenum where he played in almost 400 matches, including 233 competitive. He has also played professionally in Croatia, Italy and Switzerland. Thus he amassed considerable experience, which prompted Surfers board to name him a succesor to [[Vladimir Stipaničev]] who stepped down from the position of coach in season 79. | |||
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| Personal Information | |||
| Full name | Tarzan Čajkovski | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 59 years and 50 days | ||
| Country |  Hrvatska | ||
| Position | Coach | ||
| Current team | Silver's Surfers | ||
| Youth Career | |||
| Youth team | PMF Juniori | ||
| Senior Career | |||
| Seasons (Global) | Team |  |  |
| 53 | NK PMF | 5 | (0) |
| 53-57 |  Western All-Stars | 48 | (4) |
| 57-60 | Loriot | 37 | (3) |
| 60 |  CUBA LIBRE 2008 | 3 | (0) |
| 60-76 |  1. FC Naggenum | 233 | (72) |
| 76-77 | Silver's Surfers | 1 | (0) |
| Total | 327 | (79) | |
| Teams Managed | |||
| 79- | Silver's Surfers | ||
| Appearances and goals counted for competitive matches only. | |||
Tarzan Čajkovski is a Croatian former central defender who is currently a coach of Croatian team Silver's Surfers, from season 79 onwards. As a player, Čajkovski spent most of his career playing abroad, chiefly with German team 1. FC Naggenum where he played in almost 400 matches, including 233 competitive. He has also played professionally in Croatia, Italy and Switzerland. Thus he amassed considerable experience, which prompted Surfers board to name him a succesor to Vladimir Stipaničev who stepped down from the position of coach in season 79.
