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Dragan Stojković

Serbian association football player and manager.

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Sex or Gender

Male

Member of Sports Team

Nagoya Grampus
(1994 - 2001)
Start Time
: 1994
End Time
: 2001
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 184
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 57
Hellas Verona FC
(1991 - 1993)
Start Time
: 1991
End Time
: 1993
FK Crvena Zvezda
(1986 - 1990)
Start Time
: 1986
End Time
: 1990
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 120
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 54
Olympique De Marseille
(1990 - 1991)
Start Time
: 1990
End Time
: 1991
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 11
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 0
FK Radnički Niš
(1981 - 1986)
Start Time
: 1981
End Time
: 1986
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 70
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 8
Olympique De Marseille
(1993 - 1994)
Start Time
: 1993
End Time
: 1994
Yugoslavia Men's National Football Team
(1983 - 2001)
Start Time
: 1983
End Time
: 2001
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 84
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 15

Occupation

Association Football Player
Association Football Manager

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Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

3/3/1965

Place of Birth

Niš
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Socialist Republic of Serbia
Country
:
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

Country of Citizenship

Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
(1965 - 2006)
Start Time
: 1965
End Time
: 2006
Serbia
(2006 - )
Start Time
: 2006

Sport

Association Football

Participant In

1998 FIFA World Cup
1990 FIFA World Cup
1988 Summer Olympics
1984 Summer Olympics
UEFA Euro 1984
UEFA Euro 2000

Given Name

Dragan

Position Played on Team / Speciality

Midfielder

Height

173 centimetre

Mass

70 kilogram

Family Name

Stojković

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Serbian

Name in Native Language

Драган Стојковић
IPA Transcription
:drǎɡan stǒːjkoʋitɕ

Nickname

Piksi

Award Received

The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette

Country for Sport

Yugoslavia
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