International Legendary Museum: Eastern Europe

Eastern Europe

Eastern Europe

Eastern European player is defined as any player who has Eastern European ethnicity mainly from Eastern Bloc nations including Russia, Ukraine, Georgia, Czech, Slovakia, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, and Albania. Most Austrian players who born in Austria-Hungary empire are also included as they have Czech or Hungary descent. Turkey is also annexed in this list.

In term of ethnicity, the slavic people are from most of countries in this defined nations group except only Hungary, Romania, Greece and Turkey.

Historically, the regional competition that pertains ti eastern Europe are Central European International Cup and Balkan Cup for international country and Mitropa Cup for club competition.

Location : Eastern Europe

European Championship Participation : All

World Cup Participation : All

Achievement :

4 Times FIFA World Cup Runner-Up (1934, 1954, 1962, 2018)

3 Times European Championship Winner (1960, 1976, 2004)

6 Times European Championship Runner-Up

Most Caps : Luka Modric (180 Games)

Top Scorer : Robert Lewandowski (84 Goals)

The Greatest Player Ever : Ferenc Puskas

Squad

Goalkeeper	Defender	Midfielder	Forward
Lev Yashin (Russia) Rinat Dasaev (Russia)	Fahrudin Jusufi (Serbia) Branko Stankovic (Serbia) Branko Zebec (Croatia) Velibor Vasovic (Serbia) Nemanja Vidic (Serbia) Anatoliy Demyanenko (Ukraine) Jan Popluhar (Slovakia)	Jozsef Bozsik (Hungary) Gyorgi Sarosi (Hungary) Luka Modric (Croatia) Josef Masopust (Czecg Republic) Pavel Nedved (Czech Republic) Gheorghe Hagi (Romania) Dragan Dzajic (Serbia)	Ferenc Puskas (Hungary) Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria) Matthias Sindelar (Austria) Sandor Kocsis (Hungary) Andriy Schevchenko (Ukraine) Robert Lewandowski (Poland)

Manager : Valery Lobanovsky (Ukraine)

Stadium : Luzhniki (Russia)

Formation XI (4-4-2)

Positional Ranking

Goalkeeper			Side-Back			Central Defender
R.	Name	Nation	R.	Name	Nation	R.	Name	Nation
1	Lev Yashin	RUS	1	Branko Zebec	CRT	1	Albert Shesternev	RUS
2	Rinat Dasaev	RUS	2	Fahrudin Jusufi	KSV	2	Nemanja Vidic	SER
3	Frantisek Planicka	CZE	3	Anatoliy Demyanenko	UKR	3	Jan Popluhar	SVK
4	Vladimir Beara	CRT	4	Volodymyr Bezsonov	UKR	4	Velibor Vasovic	SER
5	Peter Cech	CZE	5	Erich Juskowiak	POL	5	Murtaz Khurtsilava	GRG
6	Ivo Viktor	CZE	6	Ladislav Novak	CZE	6	Gheorghe Popescu	ROM
7	Gyula Grosics	HUN	7	Karol Dobias	SVK	7	Miodrag Belodedici	ROM
8	Hans Tilkowski	POL	8	Klaus Urbanczyk	GER	8	Alexander Chivadze	GRG
9	Jan Oblak	SLN	9	Branko Stankovic	SER	9	Wladislaw Zmuda	POL
10	Evhen Rudakov	UKR	10	Branislav Ivanovic	SER	10	Anton Ondrus	SLV
11	Jan Tomazewski	POL	11	Aleksandar Shalamanov	BUL	11	Kalman Meszoly	HUN
12	Jozsef Mlynarcyk	POL	12	Evgeny Lovchev	RUS	12	Josip Katalinski	BOS
13	Viliam Schrojf	CZE	13	Ferenc Rudas	HUN	13	Sinisa Mihajlovic	SER
14	Milutin Soskic	SER	14	Khaka Kaladze	GRG	14	Josef Posipal	ROM
15	Samir Handanovic	SVN	15	Christian Chivu	ROM	15	Ivan Horvat	CRT
16	Rustu Recber	TUR	16	Robert Jarni	CRT	16	Dragan Holcer	CRT
17	Georgi Naydenov	BUL	17	Sandor Biro	HUN	17	Jaroslav Burgr	CZE
18	Toni Turek	POL	18	Darijo Serna	CRT	18	Oleh Kuznetsov	UKR
19	Ivan Curkovic	SER	19	Dan Petrescu	ROM	19	Jerzy Gorgon	POL
20	Igor Akinfeev	RUS	20	Sandor Matrai	HUN	20	Anatoliy Bashashkin	RUS
21	Wojciech Szczęsny	POL	21	Mirsad Fazlagic	BOS	21	Miroslav Kadlec	CZE
22	Oleksandr Shovkovskyi	UKR	22	Karoly Fogl	HUN	22	Viktor Onopko	UKR
23	Jerzy Dudek	POL	23	Łukasz Piszczek	POL	23	Gyula Lorant	HUN
24	Ferenc Plattko	HUN	24	Aleksandar Kolarov	SER	24	Costica Stefanescu	ROM
25	Enver Maric	BOS	25	Marek Jankulovski	CZE	25	Dimitar Penev	BUL
26	Dragan Pantelic	SER	26	Grigoris Georgatos	GRE	26	Miroslav Djukic	SER
27	Franjo Glaser	CRT	27	Mikhail Ogonkov	RUS	27	Milan Škriniar	SVK
28	Alexei Khomich	RUS	28	Revaz Dzodzuashvili	GRG	28	Velimir Zajec	CRT
29	Anzor Kavazashvili	GRG	29	Vladimir Durkovic	SER	29	Alexandru Apolzan	ROM
30	Péter Gulácsi	HUN	30	Mihaky Lantos	HUN	30	Sandor Szuc	HUN
31	Karoly Zsak	HUN	31	Jan Pivarnik	SVK	31	Ivan Buljan	CRT
32	Mark Bosnich	CRT	32	Tomislav Crnković	CRT	32	Robert Kovac	CRT
33	Antonios Nikopolidis	GRE	33	Antoni Szymanowski	POL	33	Vagiz Khidiyatullin	RUS
34	Petar Radenkovic	SER	34	Yuri Zhirkov	RUS	34	Thomas Ufalusi	CZE
35	Edward Szymkowiak	POL	35	Jeno Buzanszky	HUN	35	Igot Tudor	CRT
36	Dimitri Kharine	RUS	36	Dragoslav Stepanovic	SER	36	Manol Manolov	BUL
37	Silviu Lung	ROM	37	Stephan Majewski	POL	37	Sokratis	GRE
38	Stanislav Cherchesov	RUS	38	Zygmunt Anczok	POL	38	Stefan Savic	MTN
39	Viktor Bannikov	UKR	39	Bruno Belin	CRT	39	Stelios Manolas	GRE
40	Blagoje Vidinic	MCD	40	Cosmin Contra	ROM	40	Georgi Dimitrov	BUL
41	Ozcan Arkoc	TUR	41	Levan Kobiashvili	GRG	41	Martin Skertel	SVK
42	Ion Voinescu	ROM	42	Dezso Novák	HUN	42	Trifon Ivanov	BUL
43	Antal Szabo	HUN	43	Koloman Gogh	CZE	43	Josip Simunic	CRT
44	Dieter Burdenski	POL	44	Boris Gaganelov	BUL	44	Giannis Kalitzakis	GRE
45	Zoran Simovic	MTN	45	Ljubomir Mihajlović	SER	45	Alpay Ozalan	TUR
46	Apostal Sokolov	BUL				46	Nikos Dabizas	GRE
47	Sergo Kotrikadze	GRG				47	Nenad Stojkovic	SER
48	Vladislav Zhmelkov	RUS				48	Dan Coe	ROM
49	Turgay Seren	TUR				49	Fatih Terim	TUR
50	Helmut Ducadem	ROM				50	Jan Fiala	CZE
51	Alexander Vencel	SVK				51	Thomasz Waldoch	POL
52	Gábor Király	HUN				52	Shkodran Mustafi	ABN
52	Borislav Mihaylov	BUL				53	Faruk Hadzibejic	BOS
						54	Ivan Jazbinšek	CRT
						55	Ivan Dimitrov	BUL
						56	Luka Peruzovic	CRT
						57	Mladen Ramljak	CRT
						58	Ladislav Jukemic	SVK
						59	Tomas Repka	CZE
						60	Blagoje Paunovic	SER

Defensive Midfielder			Playmaker			Winger
R.	Name	Nation	R.	Name	Nation	R.	Name	Nation
1	Jozsef Bozsik	HUN	1	Luca Modric	CRT	1	Dragan Dzajic	SER
2	Ernst Ocwirk	SLV	2	Josef Masopust	CZE	2	Pavel Nedved	CZE
3	Igor Netto	RUS	3	Kazimerz Deyna	POL	3	Zoltan Czibor	HUN
4	Karel Pesek Kada	CZE	4	Herbert Prohaska	CZE	4	Grzegorz Lato	POL
5	Horst Szymaniak	POL	5	Dragoslav Sekularac	SER	5	Pierre Littbarski	POL
6	Valery Voronin	RUS	6	Mezut Ozil	TUR	6	Jurgen Grabowski	POL
7	Zlatko Cajkovski	SER	7	Dragan Stojkovic	SER	7	Antonin Puc	CZE
8	Ilkay Gundogan	TUR	8	Zvonimir Boban	CRT	8	Bora Kostic	SER
9	Svatopluk Pluskal	CZE	9	Krassimir Balakov	BUL	9	Robert Gadocha	POL
10	Josef Smistik	CZE	10	Antonin Panenka	CZE	10	Milos Milutinovic	SER
11	Viktor Kolotov	UKR	11	Fyodor Cherenkov	RUS	11	Khvicha Kvaratskhelia	GRG
12	Gyula Lazar	HUN	12	David Kipiani	GRG	12	Laszlo Fazekas	HUN
13	Yuri Voynov	RUS	13	Robert Prosinecki	CRT	13	Karoly Sandor	HUN
14	Zeljko Perusic	CRT	14	Vladimir Jugovic	SER	14	Slava Metreveli	GRG
15	Laszlo Boloni	ROM	15	Vladimir Muntyan	CRT	15	Mikheil Meskhi	GRG
16	Stefan Bozhkov	BUL	16	Oleksander Zavarov	UKR	16	Andrei Kanchelskis	RUS
17	Mateo Kovacic	CRT	17	Branko Oblak	SLN	17	Ivan Kolev	BUL
18	Ferenc Sipos	HUN	18	Alexei Mikhailchenko	UKR	18	Jozef Braun	HUN
19	Anatoliy Konkov	UKR	19	Dimitar Yakimov	BUL	19	Igor Chislenko	RUS
20	Rudolf Belin	CRT	20	Lajos Detari	HUN	20	Stanislas Kobierski	POL
21	Cornel Dinu	ROM	21	Leonid Buryak	UKR	21	Ivica Surjak	CRT
22	Theodoros Zagorakis	GRE	22	Ivan Rakitic	CRT	22	Vassilis Hatzipanakis	GRE
23	Sergei Aleinikov	BLR	23	Janos Gorocs	HUN	23	Ivan Perisic	SER
24	Ivan Gudelj	CRO	24	Vladimir Petrovic	SER	24	Zdenek Nehoda	CZE
25	Srecko Katanec	SVN	25	Jurica Jerkovic	CRT	25	Marian Masny	SVK
26	Marcelo Brozovic	CRT	26	Illie Balaci	ROM	26	Wlodzimierz Smolarek	POL
27	Jaroslav Pollak	SVK	27	Hakan Calhanoglu	TUR	27	Ilija Petkovic	SER
28	Anatoliy Tymoshchuk	UKR	28	Iosif Petschovschi	ROM	28	Karel Poborski	CZE
29	Josef Kostalek	CZE	29	Andreas Kvasnak	CZE	29	Valeri Karpin	RUS
30	Henryk Kasperczak	POL	30	Yuri Gavrilov	RUS	30	Dejan Stankovic	SER
31	Andrey Starostin	RUS	31	Mimis Domazos	GRE	31	Christian Pulisic	CRT
32	Ante Zanetic	CRT	32	Henrikh Mkhitaryan	AMN	32	Arda Turan	TUR
33	Milorad Arsenijevic	SER	33	Lubomir Moravcik	SVK	33	Alexander Hleb	BLR
34	Nemanja Matic	SER	34	Jovan Acimovic	SER	34	Alexandar Tirnanic	SER
35	Alexey Smertin	RUS	35	Aleksandr Mostovoi	RUS	35	Ferenc Sas	HUN
36	Frantisek Kolenaty	CZE	36	Khoren Oganesian	AMN	36	Ladislav Petráš	SVK
37	Zvomimir Zoldo	CRT	37	Emre Belozoglu	TUR	37	Filip Kostić	SER
38	Ion Dumitru	ROM	38	Jordan Letchkov	BUL	38	Emil Kostadinov	BUL
39	Vladislav Bogisevic	SER	39	Ivica Osim	BOS	39	Milan Rapaic	CRT
40	Stiliyan Petrov	BUL	40	Zoltan Varga	HUN	40	Dejan Kulusevski	MCD
41	Stanislav Lobotka	SVK	41	Milinko Pantic	SER	41	Xherdan Shaqiri	ABN
42	Imre Kovács	HUN	42	Yegor Titov	RUS	42	Pal Titkos	HUN
43	Fydor Selin	RUS	43	Yildiray Basturk	TUR	43	Georges Bereta	POL
44	Tugay Kelimoglu	TUR	44	Ladislav Kuna	SVK	44	Hasan Salihamidzic	BOS
45	Tim Borowski	POL	45	Sergej Milinković-Savić	SER	45	Giorgios Delikaris	GRE
46	Tomas Soucek	CZE	46	Piotr Zielinski	POL	46	Vasily Trofimov	RUS
47	Jozef Chovanec	SVK	47	Dimitry Alenichev	RUS	47	Vasili Rats	UKR
48	Niko Kovac	CRT	48	Shota Yamanidze	GRG	48	Ljubinko Drulovic	SER
49	Leon Goretzka	POL	49	Georgi Kinkladze	GRG	49	Ladislav Vizek	CZE
50	Dorinel Munteanu	ROM	50	Granit Xhaka	ABN	50	Zvezdan Cebinac	SER
51	Ioan Lupescu	ROM	51	Dominique Szoboszlai	HUN	51	Giorgos Koudas	GRE
52	Vujadin Boskov	SER	52	Miralem Pjanić	BOS	52	Sergei Ilyin	RUS
53	Grzegorz Krychowiak	POL	53	Nuri Sahin	TUR	53	Todor Diev	BUL
54	Vitaly Daraselia	GRG	54	Volodymyr Veremeyev	UKR	54	Gerad Wodarz	POL
55	Slavisa Jokanovic	SER	55	Darius Wosz	POL	55	Martin Petrov	BUL
56	Drazen Muzinic	CRT	56	Jan Kozak	SVK	56	Danilo Popivoda	SER
57	Dobromir Zhechev	BUL	57	Zygfryd Szołtysik	POL	57	Máté Fenyvesi	HUN
58	Tomas Galasek	CZE	58	Vilmos Kertesz	HUN	58	Patrik Berger	CZE
59	Emre Can	TUR	59	Avtandil Gogoberidze	GRG	59	Can Bartu	TUR
60	Miroslav Pavlovic	SER	60	Théodore Szkudlapski	POL	60	Laszlo Budai	HUN
61	Takis Loukanidis	GRE				61	Stjepan Lamza	CRT
62	Vojislav Melic	SER				62	Mario Stanic	CRT
63	Murat Yakin	TUR				63	Dimitris Saravakos	GRE
64	Branko Brnovic	SER				64	Tuncay Sanli	TUR
						65	Milos Sestic	SER
						66	Naim Kryeziu	ABN

Advanced Midfielder			Forward			Striker
R.	Name	Nation	R.	Name	Nation	R.	Name	Nation
1	Raymond Kopa	POL	1	Ference Puskas	HUN	1	Sandor Kocsis	HUN
2	Laszlo Kubala	HUN	2	Gyorgi Sarosi	HUN	2	Robert Lewandowski	POL
3	Gheorghe Hagi	ROM	3	Matthias Sindelar	CZE	3	Josef Bican	CZE
4	Nandor Hidegkuti	HUN	4	Florian Albert	HUN	4	Andriy Shevchenko	UKR
5	Zbigniew Boniek	POL	5	Hristo Stoichkov	BUL	5	Imre Schlosser	HUN
6	Bernard Vukas	CRT	6	Zlatan Ibrahimovic	BOS/CRT	6	Jozsef Takacs	HUN
7	Gyorgi Orth	HUN	7	Oleg Blokhin	UKR	7	Ferenc Deak	HUN
8	Dejan Savicevic	MTG	8	Gyula Zsengeller	HUN	8	Alfred Schaffer	HUN
9	Safet Susic	BOS	9	Ference Bene	HUN	9	Davor Suker	CRT
10	Tibor Nyilasi	HUN	10	Wlodzimerz Lubanski	POL	10	Miroslav Klose	POL
11	Valentin Ivanov	RUS	11	Istvan Nyers	HUN	11	Edin Dzeko	BOS
12	Ihor Belanov	RUS	12	Ernest Willimowski	POL	12	Istavn Avar	HUN
13	Mehmet Scholl	TUR	13	Lajos Tichy	HUN	13	Darko Pancev	MCD
14	Hristo Bonev	BUL	14	Stjepan Bobek		14	Ferenc Szusza	HUN
15	Rajko Mitic	SER	15	Josip Skoblar	CZE	15	Thadee Cisowski	POL
16	Vlastimil Kopecky	CZE	16	Oldrich Nejedly	CZE	16	Slobodan Santrac	SER
17	Andrey Arshavin	RUS	17	Predrag Mijatovic	SER	17	Todor Veselinovic	SER
18	Joseph Ujlaki	HUN	18	Georgi Asparuhov	BUL	18	Mario Mandzukic	CRT
19	Kalman Konrad	HUN	19	Eduard Streltsov	RUS	19	Oleg Protasov	UKR
20	Luliu Baratky	ROM	20	Geza Toldi	HUN	20	Dusan Bajevic	BOS
21	Andras Torocsik	HUN	21	Blagoje Marjanovic	SER	21	Petar Zhekov	BUL
22	Marek Hamsic	SVK	22	Geza Toldi	HUN	22	Andreij Szarmach	POL
23	Josip Ilicic	SVN	23	Dimitar Berbatov	BUL	23	Dudu Georgescu	ROM
24	Lucjan Brychczy	POL	24	Alen Boksic	CRT	24	Vsevolod Bobrov	RUS
25	Zlatko Zahovic	SVN	25	Janos Farkas	HUN	25	Frane Matosic	CRT
26	Dusan Tadic	SER	26	Laszlo Cseh	HUN	26	Drazan Jerkovic	CRT
27	Thomas Rosicky	CZE	27	Gyula Bodola	HUN	27	Jan Koller	CZE
28	Miroslaw Okonski	POL	28	Gerard Cieslik	POL	28	Hakan Sukur	TUR
29	Nikola Kotkov	BUL	29	Boris Paichadze	GRG	29	Savo Milosevic	SER
30	Vaclav Pilat	CZE	30	Jozef Adamec	CZE	30	Gyula Szilagyi	HUN
31	Dejan Petkovic	SER	31	Grogory Fedotov	RUS	31	Mark Viduka	CRT
32	Goran Pandev	MCD	32	Florea Dumitrache	ROM	32	Darko Kovacevic	SER
33	Blaz Sliskovic	CRT	33	Antal Dunai	HUN	33	Horst Nemec	CZE
34	Johann Horvath	ROM	34	Nikita Simonyan	RUS	34	Josef Silny	CZE
35	Sergei Salnikov	RUS	35	Lucas Podolski	POL	35	Rodion Camataru	ROM
36	Sergen Yalcin	TUR	36	Ramaz Schengelia	GRG	36	Tanju Colak	TUR
37	Marcel Raducanu	ROM	37	Ivan Hitrec	CRT	37	Vahid Halilhodzic	BOS
38	Peter Dubovski	SVK	38	Jan Studnicka	CZE	38	Slaven Zambata	CRT
39	Karol Jokl	SVK	39	Frantisek Svoboda	CZE	39	Metin Oktay	TUR
40	Igor Dobrovolskiy	UKR	40	Mimis Papaioannou	GRE	40	Anotodis Anotonaidis	GRE
41	Jozef Ludl	CZE	41	Adrian Mutu	ROM	41	Aleksandr Ponomarev	UKR
42	Jozsef Turay	HUN	42	Peter Palotas	HUN	42	Dusan Vlaovic	SER
43	Vladimir Kovačević	SER	43	Zlatko Vujović	BOS	43	Vedad Ibišević	BOS
44	Titus Ozon	ROM	44	Stefan Dobay	ROM	44	Mateja Kežman	SER
45	Lefter Kucukandonyadis	TUR	45	Asim Ferhatovic	BOS	45	Fredi Bobic	SVN
46	Antonio Vojak	CRT	46	Luboslav Penev	BUL	46	Aleksandr Kerzhakov	RUS
47	Iva Bek	SER	47	Marius Lacatus	ROM	47	Zeki Riza Sporel	TUR
48	Zvjezdan Misimović	BOS	48	Andrej Kramarić	CRT	48	Reflik Resmja	ABN
49	Muhammed Mujic	BOS	49	Shota Arveladze	GRG	49	Josef Uridil	CZE
50	Franjo Wofl	CRT	50	Giorgos Sideris	GRE	50	Vahidin Musemić	BOS
51	Hakan Yakin	TUR	51	Sergej Barbarez	BOS
52	Momčilo Vukotić	SER	52	Anatoliy Byshovets	RUS
53	Cestmir Vycpalek	CZE	53	Thomas Mavros	GRE
			54	Franz Weselik	CZE
			55	Mikail Butusov	RUS
			56	Nasko Sirakov	BUL
			57	Nihat Kahveci	TUR
			58	Marko Arnautović	SER
			59	Mirko Vučinić	MTN
			60	Kubilay Türkyılmaz	TUR
			61	Ivica Vastic	CRT
			62	Pavel Kuka	CZE
			63	Ivan Klasnic	CRT
			64	Ferenc Machos	HUN
			65	Kazimierz Kmiecik	POL
			66	Vladimir Beschastnykh	RUS
			67	Andrzej Juskowiak	POL

Managers

1. Valeri Lobanovski (Ukraine)

2. Bala Guttmann (Hungary)

3. Stefan Kovacs (Romania)

4. Micea Lucescu (Romania)

5. Tomislav Ivic (Croatia)

6. Emerich Jenei (Romania)

7. Viktor Maslov (Russia)

8. Vujadin Boskov (Serbia)

9. Gusztav Zebes (Hungary)

10. Kazimierz Korski (Poland)

Eastern European Footballers of The Year

Stats By Player

5 : Shevchenko, Ibrahimovic, Lewandowski, Sarosi, Puskas
4 : Modric
C 3 : Boniek, Deyna, Sindelar

Era's Eastern European Footballers

The Greatest Eastern European Footballers of All-Time

39 comments:

Anonymous17/6/15
Vojtech Bradach is not from Yugoslavia. Where is Mitic?
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Anonymous18/6/15
Bodola? Baratky?
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Anonymous12/1/16
In 1930 main event - World Cup. In Uruguay-1930 best balkanian player was defender Milutin Ivkovic, no Marjanovic.
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Anonymous12/1/16
in 1940 best player was Vilim Šipoš (Vilmos Sipos, hungarian origin). Right winger from Rapid Bucarest and Yugoslavia NT. Star of last pre-war Mitropa Cup.
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Anonymous13/1/16
In QF Mitropa-1940 Rapid Bucarest beat Hungaria (MTK).
MTK along with Ferencvaros and Ujpest was strongest club central and east europe on seasons 1938-39-1940. On World Cup-1938 7 players were from MTK. GK - A.Szabo, DF - S.Biro, MF - J.Dudas, J.Turay, FW - L.Cseh, F.Sas, P.Titkos. Also in MTK played G.Sebes (in future trainer).
17.06.1940 MTK-Rapid 1-2. Both rapidian goals Sipos.
23.06.1940 Rapid-MTK 3-0. Sipos scored goal and became the hero of match.
For Rapid and Romanian football this plays were historic. Rapid reached final, but due WWII matches was canceled.
Also Sipos was main star of romanian championchips 1940-41. Better than Avar, Baratky, I.Bogdan.
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Unknown23/9/16
In balkan footballer of the year should be Darko Pancev and Goran Pandev
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Anonymous20/10/16
Manager

1. Vujadin Boskov (Yugoslavia)
2. Stefan Kovacs (Romania)
3. Miljan Miljanic (Yugoslavia)
4. Bora Milutinovic (Yugoslavia)

You dont know for Tomislav Ivić? Best manager in Yugoslavia
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Anonymous22/10/16
You wrote to me that the Yugoslav league was fifth in Europe at that time. Ivic was the champion of Yugoslavia 3 times, 4 times winner of the Cup. He was a champion and Portugal, the Netherlands, Greece, Belgium and France. He won the European Super Cup and Intercontinental Cup. Milutinovic ?????? Miljanić- two years Champion of Spain with Real Madrid, and the championship with Red Star !!!
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Anonymous8/12/16
Best Player of Eastern Europe 1960-2015.
Source: official site of newspaper "Ukrainian Football" -- http://ukrfootball.ua/news/albert-dzhayich-blohin-stoyichkov-levandovski-shcho-spilnogo [in ukrainian]. Region: Former Soviet Union, former Yugoslavia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, East Germany (before 1991), Romania, Hungary, Albania, Bulgaria.
The vote was organized by:
1960-1991 (eastgerman information agency ADN (Allgemeiner Deutscher Nachrichtendienst), 1992-2007 (radiostation "Radioropa"), 2008-2012 (radiostation "Berlin-Britz"), since 2013 (newspaper "Ukrainian football").

Top 6. year by year.
1960 - 1. Yuri Voynov (USSR) - 22%, 2. Lev Yashin (USSR) - 19%, 3. Bora Costic (Yug) - 17%, 4. Ivan Kolev (Bul) - 15%, 5. Janos Gorocs (Hun) - 14%, 6. Blagoja Vidinic (Yug) - 13%.
1961 - 1. Georgi Naydenov (Bul) - 21%, 2. Gyula Grosics (Hun) - 19%, 3. Lev Yashin (USSR) - 18%, 4. Josef Masopust (Cze) - 16%, 5. Dragoslav Šekularac (Yug) - 15%, 6. Mikhail Meskhi (USSR) - 11%.
1962 - 1. Josef Masopust (Cze) - 74%, 2. Milan Galic (Yug) - 12%, 3. Viliam Schrojf (Cze) - 6%, 4. Andrej Kvašňák (Cze) - 4%, 5. Lajos Tichy (Hun) - 3%, 6. Dragoslav Šekularac (Yug) - 1%.
1963 - 1. Lev Yashin (USSR) - 75%, 2. Josef Masopust (Cze) - 10%, 3. Svatopluk Pluskal (Cze) - 6%, 4. Aleksandar Shalamanov (Bul) - 4%, 5. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 3%, 6. Manfred Kaiser (DDR) - 2%.
1964 - 1. Valeriy Voronin (USSR) - 53%, 2. Ferenc Bene (Hun) - 20%, 3. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 9%, 4. Lev Yashin (USSR) - 8%, 5. Klaus Urbanczyk (DDR) - 7%, 6. Nicola Kotkov (Bul) - 3%.
1965 - 1. Ján Popluhár (Cze) - 22%, 2. Georgi Asparukhov (Bul) - 19%, 3. Valeriy Voronin (USSR) - 17%, 4. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 16%, 5. Slava Metreveli (USSR) - 14%, 6. Ferenc Bene (Hun) - 12%.
1966 - 1. Ferenc Bene (Hun) - 25%, 2. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 22%, 3. Josef Masopust (Cze) - 19%, 4. Nicolae Dobrin (Rom) - 15%, 5. Velibor Vasovic (Yug) - 11%, 6. Dragan Dzajic (Yug) - 9%.
1967 - 1. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 74%, 2. Igor Chislenko (USSR) - 8%, 3. Janos Farkas (Hun) - 7%, 4. Anatoliy Byshovets (USSR) - 6%, 5. Nicolae Dobrin (Rom) - 3%, 6. Eduard Streltsov (USSR) - 2%.
1968 - 1. Dragan Dzajic (Yug) - 79%, 2. Antal Dunai (Hun) - 9%, 3. Georgi Asparukhov (Bul) - 6%, 4. Jozef Adamec (Cze) - 3%, 5. Lajos Szűcs (Hun) - 2%, 6. Simeon Simeonov (Bul) - 1%.
1969 - 1. Vladimir Muntyan (USSR) - 23%, 2. Petar Zhekov (Bul) - 20%, 3. Ladislav Kuna (Cze) - 19%, 4. Dragan Dzajic (Yug) - 17%, 5. Jozef Adamec (Cze) - 13%, 6. Alexander Vencel (Cze) - 8%.
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1970 - 1. Dragan Dzajic (Yug) - 24%, 2. Albert Shesternyov (USSR) - 21%, 3. Włodzimierz Lubański (Pol) - 18%, 4. Josip Skoblar (Yug) - 14%, 5. Anatoliy Byshovets (USSR) - 13%, 6. Cornel Dinu (Rom) - 10%.
1971 - 1. Eugeni Rudakov (USSR) - 38%, 2. Josip Skoblar (Yug) - 34%, 3. Ferenc Bene (Hun) - 10%, 4. Mimis Domazos (GRE) - 9%, 5. Dragan Dzajic (Yug) - 6%, 6. Velibor Vasovic (Yug) - 3%.
1972 - 1. Victor Kolotov (USSR) - 27%, 2. Włodzimierz Lubański (Pol) - 23%, 3. Josip Skoblar (Yug) - 20%, 4. Kazimierz Deyna (Pol) - 15%, 5. Murtaz Khurtsilava (USSR) - 11%, 6. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 4%.
1973 - 1. Kazimierz Deyna (Pol) - 29%, 2. Hristo Bonev (Bul) - 21%, 3. Jan Tomaszewski (Pol) - 18%, 4. Enver Marić (Yug) - 16%, 5. Ferenc Bene (Hun) - 13%, 6. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 3%.
1974 - 1. Kazimierz Deyna (Pol) - 63%, 2. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 14%, 3. Grzegorz Lato (Poland) - 12%, 4. Cornel Dinu (Rom) - 6%, 5. Victor Kolotov (USSR) - 3%, 6. Jürgen Sparwasser (DDR) - 2%.
1975 - 1. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 80%, 2. Leonid Buryak (USSR) - 7%, 3. Branko Oblak (Yug) - 6%, 4. Vladimir Onischenko (USSR) - 4%, 5. Dudu Georgescu (Rom) - 2%, 6. Hristo Bonev (Bul) - 1%.
1976 - 1. Ivo Viktor (Cze) - 72%, 2. Anton Ondruš (Cze) - 10%, 3. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 7%, 4. Antonín Panenka (Cze) - 5%, 5. Ivan Ćurković (Yug) - 4%, 6. Marián Masný (CZE) - 2%.
1977 - 1. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 34%, 2. Tibor Nyilasi (Hun) - 28%, 3. Dudu Georgescu (Rom) - 12%, 4. András Törőcsik (Hun) - 11%, 5. David Kipiani (USSR) - 10%, 6. Dražen Mužinić (Yug) - 8%.
1978 - 1. Tibor Nyilasi (Hun) - 34%, 2. Zdeněk Nehoda (Cze) - 22%, 3. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 19%, 4. Marián Masný (Cze) - 16%, 5. Zbigniew Boniek (Pol) - 6%, 6. István Kocsis (Hun) - 3%.
1979 - 1. Safet Sušić (Yug) - 27%, 2. Zbigniew Boniek (Pol) - 25%, 3. Zdeněk Nehoda (Cze) - 24%, 4. Joachim Streich (DDR) - 15%, 5. Vitaliy Starukhin (USSR) - 7%, 6. Antonín Panenka (Cze) - 2%.
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1980 - 1. Antonín Panenka (Cze) - 35%, 2. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 20%, 3. Ladislav Vízek (Cze) - 18%, 4. Vladimir Petrović (Yug) - 17%, 5. Vladimir Bessonov (USSR) - 9%, 6. Marcel Răducanu (Rom) - 1%.
1981 - 1. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 47%, 2. Ramaz Shengelia (USSR) - 32%, 3. Aleksandr Chivadze (USSR) - 11%, 4. Zbigniew Boniek (Pol) - 5%, 5. Zlatko Vujović (Yug) - 3%, 6. Tibor Nyilasi (Hun) - 2%.
1982 - 1. Zbigniew Boniek (Pol) - 51%, 2. Rinat Dasaev (USSR) - 18%, 3. Józef Młynarczyk (Pol) - 15%, 4. Jan Fiala (Cze) - 8%, 5. Tibor Nyilasi (Hun) - 6%, 6. Imre Garaba (Hun) - 4%.
1983 - 1. Rinat Dasaev (USSR) - 28%, 2. Safet Sušić (Yug) - 25%, 3. Tibor Nyilasi (Hun) - 17%, 4. Fyodor Cherenkov (USSR) - 14%, 5. Zbigniew Boniek (Pol) - 13%, 6. Stoycho Mladenov (Bul) - 3%.
1984 - 1. Safet Sušić (Yug) - 32%, 2. Hans-Jürgen Dörner (DDR) - 26%, 3. Gennadiy Litovchenko (USSR) - 21%, 4. Vasilis Hatzipanagis (Gre) - 10%, 5. Silviu Lung (Rom) - 6%, 6. Velimir Zajec (Yug) - 5%.
1985 - 1. Oleg Protasov (USSR) - 30%, 2. Zbigniew Boniek (Pol) - 29%, 3. Anatoliy Demiyanenko (USSR) - 28%, 4. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 6%, 5. Lajos Détári (Hun) - 4%, 6. Vahid Halilhodžić (Yug) - 3%.
1986 - 1. Igor Belanov (USSR) - 29%, 2. Aleksandr Zavarov (USSR) - 27%, 3. Helmuth Ducadam (Rom) - 25%, 4. Pavel Yakovenko (USSR) - 13%, 5. Oleg Blokhin (USSR) - 5%, 6. Rinat Dasaev (USSR) - 1%.
1987 - 1. Aleksandr Zavarov (USSR) - 42%, 2. Oleg Protasov (USSR) - 21%, 3. Gheorghe Hagi (Rom) - 18%, 4. Józef Młynarczyk (Pol) - 9%, 5. Antal Róth (Hun) - 8%, 6. Rodion Cămătaru (Rom) - 2%.
1988 - 1. Aleksey Michaylichenko (USSR) - 49%, 2. Aleksandr Zavarov (USSR) - 15%, 3. Oleg Kuznetsov (USSR) - 12%, 4. Dragan Stojković (Yug) - 11%, 5. Rinat Dasaev (USSR) - 9%, 6. Anatoliy Demiyanenko (USSR) - 4%.
1989 - 1. Gheorghe Hagi (Rom) - 37%, 2. Dragan Stojković (Yug) - 35%, 3. Vladimir Bessonov (USSR) - 10%, 4. Safet Sušić (Yug) - 8%, 5. Aleksey Mikhaylichenko (USSR) - 7%, 6. Hristo Stoichkov (Bul) - 3%.
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1990 - 1. Robert Prosinečki (Yug) - 33%, 2. Gheorghe Hagi (Rom) - 26%, 3. Dragan Stojković (Yug) - 20%, 4. Hristo Stoichkov (Bul) - 14%, 5. Safet Sušić (Yug) - 6%, 6. Zvonimir Boban (Yug) - 1%.
1991 - 1. Darko Pančev (Yug) - 24%, 2. Dejan Savićević (Yug) - 22%, 3. Hristo Stoichkov (Bul) - 21%, 4. Gheorghe Popescu (Rom) - 16%, 5. Robert Prosinečki (Yug) - 15%, 6. Miodrag Belodedici (Rom) - 2%.
1992 - 1. Hristo Stoichkov (Bul) - 55%, 2. Ľubomír Moravčík (Cze) - 19%, 3. Davor Šuker (Cro) - 12%, 4. Alen Bokšić (Cro) - 7%, 5. Gheorghe Popescu (Rom) - 4%, 6. Gheorghe Hagi (Rom) - 3%.
1993 - 1. Andrey Kanchelskis (Rus) - 36%, 2. Alen Bokšić (Cro) - 31%, 3. Emil Kostadinov (Bul) - 11%, 4. Sergey Kiriyakov (Rus) - 9%, 5. Hristo Stoichkov (Bul) - 8%, 6. Victor Onopko (Rus) - 5%.
1994 - 1. Hristo Stoichkov (Bul) - 77%, 2. Andrey Kanchelskis (Rus) - 10%, 3. Iordan Lechkov (Bul) - 6%, 4. Gheorghe Hagi (Rom) - 4%, 5. Dejan Savićević (Yug) - 2%, 6. Victor Leonenko (Ukr) - 1%.
1995 - 1. Dejan Savićević (Yug) - 25%, 2. Davor Šuker (Cro) - 23%, 3. Andrey Kanchelskis (Rus) - 20%, 4. Predrag Mijatović (Yug) - 16%, 5. Zvonimir Boban (Yug) - 9%, 6. Hristo Stoichkov (Bul) - 7%.
1996 - 1. Davor Šuker (Cro) - 46%, 2. Karel Poborský (Cze) - 27%, 3. Gheorghe Popescu (Rom) - 10%, 4. Patrik Berger (Cze) - 8%, 5. Alen Bokšić (Cro) - 6%, 6. Radek Bejbl (Cze) - 3%.
1997 - 1. Predrag Mijatović (Yug) - 50%, 2. Krassimir Balakov (Bul) - 22%, 3. Hasan Salihamidžić (Bsn) - 11%, 4. Andrey Shevchenko (Ukr) - 7%, 5. Davor Šuker (Cro) - 6%, 6. Alen Bokšić (Cro) - 4%.
1998 - 1. Davor Šuker (Cro) - 40%, 2. Sergey Rebrov (Ukr) - 25%, 3. Predrag Mijatović (Yug) - 13%, 4. Adrian Ilie (Rom) - 9%, 5. Andrey Shevchenko (Ukr) - 8%, 6. Nikos Machlas (Gre) - 5%.
1999 - 1. Sergey Rebrov (Ukr) - 38%, 2. Andrey Shevchenko (Ukr) - 36%, 3. Siniša Mihajlović (Yug) - 12%, 4. Zvonimir Boban (Cro) - 10%, 5. Gheorghe Hagi (Rom) - 3%, 6. Pavel Nedvěd (Cze) - 1%.
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2000 - 1. Andrey Shevchenko (Ukr) - 64%, 2. Egor Titov (Rus) - 15%, 3. Zlatko Zahovic (Svn) - 8%, 4. Pavel Nedvěd (Cze) - 7%, 5. Jan Koller (Cze) - 4%, 6. Hakan Şükür (Tur) - 2%.
2001 - 1. Aleksandr Mostovoy (Rus) - 26%, 2. Pavel Nedvěd (Cze) - 24%, 3. Andrey Shevchenko (Ukr) - 23%, 4. Sergey Barbarez (Bsn) - 19%, 5. Emmanuel Olisadebe (Pol) - 5%, 6. Igor Tudor (Cro) - 3%.
2002 - 1. Valentin Belkevich (Blr) - 22%, 2. Tomáš Rosický (Cze) - 20%, 3. Dmitriy Los'kov (Rus) - 18%, 4. Hasan Şaş (Tur) - 17%, 5. Pavel Nedvěd (Cze) - 15%, 6. Kakha Kaladze (Geo) - 8%.
2003 - 1. Pavel Nedvěd (Cze) - 48%, 2. Andrey Shevchenko (Ukr) - 38%, 3. Nihat Kahveci (Tur) - 6%, 4. Dado Pršo (Cro) - 4%, 5. Jan Koller (Cze) - 3%, 6. Adrian Mutu (Rom) - 1%.
2004 - 1. Andrey Shevchenko (Ukr) - 76%, 2. Theodoros Zagorakis (Gre) - 8%, 3. Pavel Nedvěd (Cze) - 7%, 4. Milan Baroš (Cze) - 4%, 5. Māris Verpakovskis (Ltv) - 3%, 6. Jan Koller (Cze) - 2%.
2005 - 1. Andrey Shevchenko (Ukr) - 67%, 2. Aleksandr Gleb (Blr) - 11%, 3. Petr Čech (Cze) - 10%, 4. Tomáš Rosický (Cze) - 5%, 5. Zoltán Gera (Hun) - 4%, 6. Dimitar Berbatov (Bul) - 3%.
2006 - 1. Aleksandr Gleb (Blr) - 45%, 2. Euzebiusz Smolarek (Pol) - 15%, 3. Adrian Mutu (Rom) - 13%, 4. Tomáš Rosický (Cze) - 12%, 5. Shota Arveladze (Geo) - 8%, 6. Luka Modrić (Cro) - 7%.
2007 - 1. Dimitar Berbatov (Bul) - 23%, 2. Adrian Mutu (Rom) - 21%, 3. Aleksandr Gleb (Blr) - 18%, 4. Ivica Olic (Cro) - 16%, 5. Marek Jankulovski (Cze) - 14%, 6. Andrey Voronin (Ukr) - 8%.
2008 - 1. Andrey Arshavin (Ukr) - 39%, 2. Nemanja Vidić (Srb) - 25%, 3. Yuri Zhirkov (Rus) - 20%, 4. Luka Modrić (Cro) - 7%, 5. Anatoliy Timoshchuk (Ukr) - 5%, 6. Petr Čech (Cze) - 4%.
2009 - 1. Darijo Srna (Cro) - 21%, 2. Ivica Olic (Cro) - 19%, 3. Nemanja Vidić (Srb) - 18%, 4. Petr Čech (Cze) - 16%, 5. Edin Džeko (Bsn) - 15%, 6. Andrey Arshavin (Rus) - 11%.
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2010 - 1. Dejan Stanković (Srb) - 41%, 2. Dimitar Berbatov (Bul) - 32%, 3. Marko Vucinic (Mng) - 13%, 4. Balázs Dzsudzsák (Hun) - 7%, 5. Nemanja Vidić (Srb) - 5%, 6. Cristian Chivu (Rom) - 2%.
2011 - 1. Luka Modrić (Cro) - 20%, 2. Martin Škrtel (Svk) - 19%, 3. Jakub Błaszczykowski (Pol) - 18%, 4. Edin Džeko (Bsn) - 16%, 5. Robert Lewandowski (Pol) - 15%, 6. Branislav Ivanović (Srb) - 12%.
2012 - 1. Petr Čech (Cze) - 29%, 2. Robert Lewandowski (Pol) - 21%, 3. Luka Modrić (Cro) - 20%, 4. Genrikh Mhitaryan (Arm) - 12%, 5. Branislav Ivanović (Srb) - 11%, 6. Mario Mandžukić (Cro) - 9%.
2013 - 1. Robert Lewandowski (Pol) - 145 pts, 2. Mario Mandžukić (Cro) - 109, 3. Andrey Yarmolenko (Ukr) - 86, 4. Darijo Srna (Cro) - 70, 5. Edin Džeko (Bsn) - 67, 6. Vedad Ibišević (Bsn) - 48.
2014 - 1. Luka Modrić (Cro) - 129 pts, 2. Robert Lewandowski (Pol) - 111, 3. Marek Hamšík (Svk) - 77, 4. Edin Džeko (Bsn) - 72, 5. Andrey Yarmolenko (Ukr) - 69, 6. Darijo Srna (Cro) - 67.
2015 - 1. Robert Lewandowski (Pol) - 121 pts, 2. Andrey Yarmolenko (Ukr) - 114, 3. Evheni Konoplyanka (Ukr) - 114, 4. Ivan Rakitic (Cro) - 101, 5. Juraj Kucka (Svk) - 50, 6. Elseid Hysaj (Alb) - 25.
2016 - 1. Jan Oblak (Svn) - 312 pts, 2. Luka Modric (Cro) - 213, 3. Robert Lewandowski (Pol) - 132, 4. Ivan Rakitic (Cro) - 68, 5. Marek Hamšík (Svk) - 59, 6. Ivelin Popov (Bul) - 40.
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1960 - 1. Yuri Voynov (USSR) - 22%, 2. Lev Yashin (USSR) - 19%, 3. Bora Kostic (Yug) - 17%, 4. Ivan Kolev (Bul) - 15%, 5. János Göröcs (Hun) - 14%, 6. Blagoja Vidinic (Yug) - 13.
1961 - 1. Georgi Naydenov (Bul) - 21%, 2. Gyula Grosics (Hun) - 19%, 3. Lev Yashin (USSR) - 18%, 4. Josef Masopust (Cze) - 17%, 5. Dragoslav Šekularac (Yug) - 15%, 6. Mikhail Meskhi (USSR) - 11%.
1962 - 1. Josef Masopust (Cze) - 74%, 2. Milan Galic (Yug) - 12%, 3. Viliam Schrojf (Cze) - 6%, 4. Andrej Kvašňák (Cze) - 4%, 5. Lajos Tichy (Hun) - 3%, 6. Dragoslav Šekularac (Yug) - 1%.
1963 - 1. Lev Yashin (USSR) - 75%, 2. Josef Masopust (Cze) - 10%, 3. Svatopluk Pluskal (Cze) - 6%, 4. Aleksandar Shalamanov (Bul) - 4%, 5. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 3%, 6. Manfred Kaiser (DDR) - 2%.
1964 - 1. Valeriy Voronin (USSR) - 53%, 2. Ferenc Bene (Hun) - 20%, 3. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 9%, 4. Lev Yashin (USSR) - 8%, 5. Klaus Urbanczyk (DDR) - 7%, 6. Nikola Kotkov (Bul) - 4%.
1965 - 1. Ján Popluhár (Cze) - 22%, 2. Georgi Asparukhov (Bul) - 19%, 3. Valeriy Voronin (USSR) - 17%, 4. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 16%, 5. Slava Metreveli (USSR) - 14%, 6. Ferenc Bene (Hun) - 12%.
1966 - 1. Ferenc Bene (Hun) - 25%, 2. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 22%, 3. Josef Masopust (Cze) - 18%, 4. Nicolae Dobrin (Rom) - 15%, 5. Velibor Vasovic (Yug) - 11%, 6. Dragan Dzajic (Yug) - 9%.
1967 - 1. Flórián Albert (Hun) - 74%, 2. Igor Chislenko (USSR) - 8%, 3. János Farkas (Hun) - 7%, 4. Anatoliy Byshovets (USSR) - 6%, 5. Nicolae Dobrin (Rom) - 3%, 6. Eduard Streltsov (USSR) - 2%.
1968 - 1. Dragan Dzajic (Yug) - 79%, 2. Antal Dunai (Hun) - 9%, 3. Georgi Asparukhov (Bul) - 6%, 4. Jozef Adamec (Cze) - 3%, 5. Lajos Szűcs (Hun) - 2%, 6. Simeon Simeonov (Bul) - 1%.
1969 - 1. Vladimir Muntyan (USSR) - 23%, 2. Petar Zhekov (Bul) - 20%, 3. Ladislav Kuna (Cze) - 19%, 4. Dragan Dzajic (Yug) - 17%, 5. Jozef Adamec (Cze) - 13%, 6. Alexander Vencel (Cze) - 8%.
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Michele Benforti21/11/17
Hi Narathorn. Could you please explain why do you consider Borislav Mikhailov ahead of Silviu Lung?
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Michele Benforti7/2/18
Don't you think Miralem Pjanic could already have a spot in positional ranking at the end of the season? He's been impressive but inconsistent at Roma, but now at Juventus he's really stepped up as a holding midfielder in front of the defensive line. Last season he performed consistently both domestic and in the Champions League, and this season he's simply been the best midfielder in the league, so precise and always orchestrating the game.
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Anonymous13/4/20
where is baratky?
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Michele Benforti25/4/20
I believe 2019 Balkan player of the year should be Jan Oblak instead of Luka Modric. Oblak achieved a way better rating in Dbs calcio than Modric, only slightly inferior in whoscored, which doesn't usually give really high ratings to goalkeeper.

In addiction to that, Oblak was the best goalkeeper in La Liga and came fourth in the Yashin Award, whereas Modric was nowhere near his best form last year.
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Unknown24/7/20
You could add Aleksandr Kolarov to the full backs list
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