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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 70. Chapters: Ajazdin Nuhi, Aleksandar Jevti, Aleksandar Komadina, Aleksandar Miljkovi (footballer born 1982), Aleksandar Petrovi (footballer born 1983), Bla e Georgioski, Boban Bajkovi, Boban Kajgo, Bojan Zavi i, Bojan ivanovi, Borislav Miki, Borislav Simi, Boris Vaskovi, Borivoje Rumeni, Bo idar Jelovac, Bo idar Uro evi, Bo idar urkovi, Branislav Atanackovi, Branislav Stani, Cristian Jeandet, Damir akar, Danko Opan ina, Darko Bra anac, Darko Savi, David Kiselak, Dejan Boljevi, Dejan Kekezovi, Dejan Ognjanovi, Dejan Osmanovi, Dejan Rankovi, Dejan Ra enovi, Dejan ivkovi, Dejan ivkovi (footballer born 1982), Demir Ramovi, Dragan eran, Dragan Glogovac, Dragan Radosavljevi, Dragan ili, Du an Brkovi, Filip Osman, Goran Bogdanovi (footballer), Goran Jovanovi, Goran Trobok, Igor Koji, Igor Krmar, Igor Miovi, Igor Popovi, Ivan Dragi evi, Ivan Jovanovi (footballer born 1978), Ivan Milosavljevi, Ivan Paunovi, Ivan Popovi, Ivan Radovanovi, Ivan ivanovi, Joao Paulo Santos de Oliveira Gomes, Jovan Vu ini, Lucas Marques da Silva, Luka Tiodorovi, Marko Jovanovi (footballer born 1989), Marko Milosavljevi, Marko Milovanovi, Marko Mitrovi, Marko Nikoli (footballer born 1989), Marko Panteli, Marko So anac, Mateja Ke man, Mihailo Dobra inovi, Milan ulum, Milan Jovi, Milan Milojevi, Milan Nikoli (born 1983), Milan Raki, Milan Vuka inovi, Milorad Ze evi, Milo Nikoli, Milo Radanovi, Milo Radosavljevi, Milo or evi (footballer), Miodrag An elkovi, Mirko Aleksi, Mirko Poledica, Mirko Radovanovi, Miroslav Gegi, Mladen ivkovi, Nemanja Cvetkovi, Nemanja Jov i, Nemanja urovi, Nenad Adamovi, Nenad Luki, Nenad Marinkovi, Nenad Mirosavljevi, Nenad Mladenovi, Nenad Stojakovi, Nikola Belji, Nikola Bogi, Nikola Kr marevi, Nikola Leki, Novak Martinovi, Omega Roberts, Petar Divi, Petar Kasom, Pe a Jerini, Predrag Sikimi, Predrag Stamenkovi, Rade Veljovi, Radojica Vasi, Radosav Buli, Sa a Antunovi, Sa a Blagojevi, Sa a Brane ac, Sa a Koci, Sa a Rankovi, Sa a Stevanovi, Sa a Zori, Slavi a Stojanovi (footballer born 1989), Slavko Luki, Sr an Uro evi, Stefan Nin i, Stevan Kova evi, Uro Momi, Vladan uki, Vlade Lazarevski, Vladimir Bogdanovi, Vladimir Krnjinac, Vladimir Mudrini, Vladimir Peralovi, Vladimir Sandulovi, Vladislav Yefimov, Vu ina epanovi, arko Lazeti, eljko Kova evi, eljko Kuzmi, Zoran Kuli, Zoran Ljubinkovi, Zoran Milidrag, Zoran Todorov, Zoran ura kovi, or e Zafirovi . Excerpt: Mateja Ke man (Serbian Cyrillic: Hungarian: born 12 April 1979 in Belgrade) is a retired Serbian football striker. Ke man has played top-flight football in Yugoslavia, the Netherlands, England, Spain, Turkey, France, Russia, Hong Kong and Belarus and has won league championships in five of these countries. After finishing his professional playing career, Ke man has become a sports agent. His father Zoltan "Zlatko" Ke man was a goalkeeper for FK Zemun. At the age of 19, Ke man signed for FK Partizan. For two seasons at the club, Ke man made a name for himself as a prolific goalscorer and became a favourite among the fans of the club. He scored a total of 33 league goals in 54 appearances and has also been the top goalscorer of the national championship in the 1999-00 season. In the summer of 2000, Ke man completed his move to Dutch club PSV Eindhoven. In his debut season, he was the league's top scorer, achieving 24 goals in 33 games as PSV won the title. He also picked up the nickname 'Batman', because the famous theme song was played at Philips Stadion every time he scored. He formed a successful...
