Ante Hameršmit (born 2 June 1949) is a Croatian football manager and former player. A forward, he made his career in Yugoslavia and France. His name was usually referred to in Yugoslavia as Ante Hameršmit, but abroad it was not unusual to see his also referred to either simply without diacritics, Ante Hamersmit, or as Ante Hamerschmit.
Club career Born in Senj, HR Croatia, Hameršmit started playing professionally in Serbian clubs Spartak SuboticaHistory at FK Spartak Subotica official website, Retrieved 11 November 2019 and Proleter ZrenjaninBIO JEDNOM JEDAN PROLETER: Tužna uspomena na nekada uspešni fudbalski kolektiv by Dragoljub Grujic, at novosti.rs, 21 July 2019, Retrieved 11 November 2019 Yugoslav First and Second League stats 1974 on at B92 before returning to Croatia and joining giants Hajduk Split.
In 1975 he moves abroad to France and joins Limoges where he played four seasons. Next, he signs with Orléans where he played two seasonsAnte Hamersmit at usoarago.com, Retrieved 11 November 2019 before ending his career at Le Mans where he played for another two seasons until 1983.
International career Hameršmit made two appearances and scored one goal for Yugoslav Olympic team in 1971, and a year later he made one appearance as well for the Yugoslav amateur national team.Ante Hamersmit at 11v11.com
Coaching career Hameršmit was the main coach of French side Sablé FC between 2002 and 2007.Historique at Sablé FC official website
Honours Orleans Coupe de France runner-up: 1980
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