If YUGOSLAVIA Had A Football Team XI
Without boring you off the tears with a history lesson I’m sure you all know the Yugoslavia was a country that existed in the southeast of Europe during most of the 20th century but like any super construct there has to be a very cop at some point this was due to the rise of Nationalism though rather than Zayn just getting fed up of forcing a smile into a camera all day let’s take a look at what a Yugoslavian football 11 would look like today yeah no black
Jan Oblak
Atletico Madrid’s superstar goalkeeper. Awarded liga best goalkeeper award two years straight.
Branislav Ivanovic
An experienced defender who has won everything in the game. Now playing for Zenit St. Petersburg in Russia.
Dejan Lovren
An experienced Croatian center-half defender who plays for Liverpool. Part of Jurgen Klopp’s plans for next season.
Stefan Savic
The first Montenegrin to have played in a Champions League final in the 21st century. Currently playing for Atletico Madrid.
Aleksandar Kolarov
A Serbian defender who has made close to 250 appearances for Manchester City. Has been capped 68 times by his country.
Miralem Pjanic
A Bosnian midfielder who plays for Juventus. Named in the Champions League team of the season.
Jack Grealish
A player eligible through his father who fled to Luxembourg during the war. Represented Luxembourg in a major tournament.
Ivan Rakitic
A Croatian midfielder who has won everything on the table with Barcelona. Has represented Croatia at four different tournaments.
Luka Modric
A key figure in Real Madrid’s midfield. Overcame a rough start to life due to the Croatian war of independence.
Ivan Perisic
A winger heavily linked with a move to Manchester United. Has scored 18 goals in 70 league games for both Inter Milan and Wolfsburg.
Edin Dzeko
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s record goalscorer. Scored 39 goals in 51 games last season.
Mario Mandzukic
A versatile forward who has played for Juventus and Bayern Munich. Known for his ability to play on the left.
