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Goalkeeper
1 Dominik Greif Slovakia 06/04/1997
Veronika Matušková Slovakia 29/08/1998
30 Michal Šulla Slovakia 15/07/1991
31 Martin Trnovský Slovakia 07/06/2000
Defender
2 Mitch Apau Netherlands 27/04/1990
66 Kenan Bajrič Slovenia 20/12/1994
29 Vasil Bozhikov Bulgaria 02/06/1988
26 Richárd Guzmics Hungary 16/04/1987
8 Marin Ljubičić Croatia 15/07/1988
17 Jurij Medveděv Czech Republic 18/06/1996
20 Stefan Stangl Austria 20/10/1991
23 Artem Sukhotskyi Ukraine 06/12/1992
Midfielder
6 Joeri de Kamps Netherlands 10/02/1992
27 Dávid Holman Hungary 17/03/1993
13 Nono Spain 30/03/1993
15 Denis Potoma Slovakia 15/02/2000
10 Ibrahim Rabiu Nigeria 15/03/1991
20 Ricky van Haaren Netherlands 21/06/1991
Forward
45 Aleksandar Čavrić Serbia 18/05/1994
12 Boris Cmiljanić Montenegro 17/03/1996
11 Dejan Drazič Serbia 26/09/1995
14 Adam Jackuliak Slovakia 30/01/2000
21 Rafael Ratão Brazil 30/11/1995
7 Mohammed Rharsalla Morocco 15/09/1993
9 Andraž Šporar Slovenia 27/02/1994
24 Dávid Strelec Slovakia 04/04/2001
33 Róbert Vittek Slovakia 01/04/1982
Manager
Martin Ševela Slovakia 20/11/1975
Ass. Manager
Ivan Vrabec Slovakia 12/10/1962
Physical Coach
Srđan Zirojević Hungary 24/09/1981

Slovan Bratislava

Slovan Bratislava
Slovan Bratislava
Športový klub Slovan Bratislava
 
Country: Slovakia
Founded: 03/05/1919
stadium: Tehelné pole
Homepage: https://www.skslovan.com/
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