While he played with PAOK and Panellinios, he was one of the Greek League's leading assist and point scoring players.

But in Olympiacos, he did not get along with head coach Pini Gershon, and before the end of season, he got an early termination of his contract.

He was brought to them by the special insistence of the new Cibona head coach, former Croatian basketball player, Josip "Joke" Vranković.

He wanted to represent the newly formed Bosnia and Herzegovina national team, but did not receive an invitation to do so.

[4] In June 2017 after reaching the finals of the national league and cup, which Cibona both lost to Cedevita, Mulaomerović parted ways with the club.

[7] Two months later he became head coach for KB Prishtina, the most prominent club playing in the Kosovo Basketball Superleague.

[11] On 24 January 2022, Mulaomerović was confirmed as the new head coach of the Croatia men's national basketball team after Veljko Mršić resigned.