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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: 32. Chapters: Adrian Antunovi, Ante Pulji, Bruno ikli, Dalibor Pand a, Dario Zahora, Dino kvorc, Domagoj Abramovi, Domagoj Antoli, Dominik Picak, Drago Hmelina, Emiljano Vila, Filip Mrzljak, Filip rbec, Filip kvorc, Frano Mlinar, Gheorghe Andronic, Igor Vidakovi, Ivan Herceg (footballer), Ivan Kelava, Ivan Medle, Ivan Sesar, Ivor Horvat, Josip Pivari, Karlo Muradori, Lamin Samateh, Leonard Mesari, Lovro rbec, Marcelo Brozovi, Mario Jozi, Mario Musa, Marko imi (footballer born 1988), Matej Bagari, Matej Jeli, Mateo Poljak, Mate Male, Milan Badelj, Mirko Kramari, Mislav Komorski, Nino Bule, Petar Franji, Romeo Mitrovi, Sabjen Lilaj, ime Vrsaljko, Stjepan Babi (footballer), Taj Sangara, Tomislav Barbari, Tomislav Havoji, Tomislav Pulji, Tomi Juri, Vanja D aferovi, Vladimir on, Vladimir Firm, Walid Atta, eljko Sopi, Zlatko Papec, Zvonimir Cimerman i . Excerpt: ime Vrsaljko (pronounced; born 10 January 1992) is a Croatian professional footballer who plays for Dinamo Zagreb and the Croatian national team. His preferred position is right back, but can also play as a left back, making him a very versatile player. Vrsaljko has been hailed as one of the most talented Croatian footballers, drawing parallels with Luka Modri who - like Vrsaljko - grew up in Zadar and later came through Dinamo Zagreb's youth ranks. Vrsaljko started his senior career at Dinamo Zagreb's feeder team Lokomotiva, where he spent the 2009-10 season on loan. He debuted for Lokomotiva in the Croatian top level in the match against Rijeka on 26 July 2009 at the age of 17. Vrsaljko was in the starting lineup in each of the 17 Lokomotiva's league matches in 2009, being substituted only once. He rejoined Dinamo Zagreb's squad on 22 December 2009 before the winter break and appeared in his...
