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Goalkeeper
82 Milan Borjan Canada 23/10/1987
35 Adam Hrdina Slovakia 12/02/2004
32 Andrej Mikoláš Slovakia 11/08/2004
31 Martin Trnovský Slovakia 07/06/2000
Defender
12 Kenan Bajrič Slovenia 20/12/1994
28 César Blackman Panama 02/04/1998
4 Guram Kashia Georgia 04/07/1987
5 Richard Križan Slovakia 23/09/1997
3 Tomáš Marušin Slovakia 19/02/2005
25 Lukáš Pauschek Slovakia 09/12/1992
44 Spyros Risvanis Greece 03/01/1994
14 Alexander Tóth Slovakia 04/08/2001
27 Matúš Vojtko Slovakia 05/10/2000
6 Kevin Wimmer Austria 15/11/1992
Midfielder
11 Tigran Barseghyan Armenia 22/09/1993
19 Samuel Habodász Slovakia 26/05/2000
20 Jaba Kankava Georgia 18/03/1986
33 Juraj Kucka Slovakia 26/02/1987
26 Filip Lichý Slovakia 25/01/2001
55 Jean Medved Slovakia 24/05/2004
88 Kyriakos Savvidis Greece 20/06/1995
24 Marko Tolić Croatia 05/07/1996
7 Vladimír Weiss Slovakia 30/11/1989
8 Jaromír Zmrhal Czech Republic 02/08/1993
Forward
17 Rudolf Božík Slovakia 11/02/2003
10 Gerson Rodrigues Luxembourg 20/06/1995
18 Nino Marcelli Slovakia 29/05/2005
2 Martin Mišovič Slovakia 22/01/2004
14 Branislav Spáčil Slovakia 20/09/2003
13 Dávid Strelec Slovakia 04/04/2001
23 Sharani Zuberu Ghana 07/01/2000
Manager
Vladimir Weiss Slovakia 22/09/1964
Ass. Manager
Ľuboš Benkovský Slovakia 22/02/1989
Boris Kitka Slovakia 16/08/1970
Timotej Vajdík Slovakia 16/03/1992
Goalkeeping Coach
Miroslav Hrdina Slovakia 23/09/1976
Ján Mucha Slovakia 05/12/1982

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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