Slaven Bilić
Slaven Bilić is a legendary Croatian football player and coach, known for his significant contributions to Croatian football both as a player and a manager. He was part of the Croatian national team that achieved third place at the 1998 FIFA World Cup and has managed several prominent clubs, including West Ham United and Beşiktaş. Recently, he has taken on the role of host for the third season of the sports series '(Ne)uspjeh prvaka', where he aims to inspire youth through discussions with sports legends.
Born on Sep 20, 1968 (58 years old)
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Croatia:
Slaven Bilić is the new coach who called up Josip Mišić to the national team.
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Slovenia:
Slaven Bilić is the new coach of the Croatian national team.
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Croatia:
Slaven Bilić is the new coach of the Croatian national team.
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Croatia:
Slaven Bilić's first match as coach did not yield miraculous changes.
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Croatia:
Slaven Bilić introduced Luka Modrić to national football and has been influential in his career.
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Hungary:
Slaven Bilic substituted Luka Modric during the match, receiving applause from the Czech audience.
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Montenegro:
Slaven Bilić debuted as coach for Croatia in their victory against the Czech Republic.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina:
Slaven Bilić made his return as coach of Croatia, leading the team to victory in Prague.
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Croatia:
Slaven Bilić commented on the victory against the Czech Republic in the Nations League.
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Croatia:
Slaven Bilić is the coach of the Croatian national football team and is looking for a victory at the start of the tournament.
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