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Vladislav BogicevicFormer Yugoslav footballer, midfielder.
Date of Birth: 07.11.1950
Country:  Serbia |
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Vladislav Bogićević: Croatian Football Legend
International CareerVladislav Bogićević, a renowned former Yugoslavian footballer, made his international debut for the Yugoslavian national team on May 9, 1971, in a European Championship qualifying match against East Germany that concluded with a 2-1 victory. His exceptional skills and determination led him to participate in the 1974 FIFA World Cup. Bogićević played his final international match on October 5, 1977, in a friendly encounter against Hungary, which Yugoslavia regrettably lost 3-4.
Throughout his illustrious international career, Bogićević amassed a total of 23 official appearances, scoring two remarkable goals. His contributions significantly influenced the team's overall record: 7 wins, 6 draws, and 10 defeats.
Club Career
Bogićević's club career is equally impressive. He began his professional journey with Red Star Belgrade, one of the most decorated clubs in the former Yugoslavia. During his tenure at Red Star, he showcased exceptional talent as a midfielder, helping the team secure several notable victories. His exceptional performances at the club level further cemented his reputation as a rising star in the world of football.
Retirement and Legacy
After a successful and fulfilling career, Bogićević retired from football in the late 1970s. However, his legacy as a legendary footballer continues to inspire generations of aspiring players. His contributions to the sport, both at the international and club levels, have left an enduring mark on the history of Yugoslavian football. Today, Vladislav Bogićević is widely recognized as one of Croatia's most celebrated and respected football personalities.
