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Mirko Hrgović

Left winger, born 1979, 12 clubs, 1 loan, 2000s era

Mirko Hrgović played for 12 clubs in his senior career, starting at Junak Sinj in 1997. His longest spell was at VfL Wolfsburg: 3 seasons, 2003–2006. He went out on loan once, to Posušje. He returned to Hajduk Split after time away. His last club was Zadar, where he played until 2015.

  1. Junak Sinj1997–99Junak Sinj, 1997–99
    Hajduk Split1999–00Hajduk Split, 1999–00
    Posušje2000loan from HSPosušje, 2000, on loan from Hajduk Split
    Hajduk Split2000–01backHajduk Split, 2000–01, back after loan
  2. Gamba Osaka2001Gamba Osaka, 2001
    Široki Brijeg2001–03Široki Brijeg, 2001–03
    VfL Wolfsburg2003–06VfL Wolfsburg, 2003–06
    Hajduk Split2006–08Hajduk Split, 2006–08
  3. JEF United Chiba2008JEF United Chiba, 2008
    Dinamo Zagreb2008–09Dinamo Zagreb, 2008–09
    Greuther Fürth2009Greuther Fürth, 2009
    Široki Brijeg2010Široki Brijeg, 2010
  4. Kavala2010–11Kavala, 2010–11
    RNK Split2011–13RNK Split, 2011–13
    Zadar2013–15Zadar, 2013–15

Mirko Hrgović’s clubs

YearsClub
1997–1999Junak Sinj
1999–2000Hajduk Split
2000PosušjeLoan from Hajduk Split
2000–2001Hajduk SplitReturned
2001Gamba Osaka
2001–2003Široki Brijeg
2003–2006VfL Wolfsburg
2006–2008Hajduk Split
2008JEF United Chiba
2008–2009Dinamo Zagreb
2009Greuther Fürth
2010Široki Brijeg
2010–2011Kavala
2011–2013RNK Split
2013–2015Zadar

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What clubs did Mirko Hrgović play for?
Mirko Hrgović played for 12 clubs in his senior career: Junak Sinj, Hajduk Split, Posušje, Gamba Osaka, Široki Brijeg, VfL Wolfsburg, JEF United Chiba, Dinamo Zagreb, Greuther Fürth, Kavala, RNK Split and Zadar.
What was Mirko Hrgović's last club?
Mirko Hrgović's last club was Zadar (2013–2015).
What was Mirko Hrgović's first club?
Mirko Hrgović started his senior career at Junak Sinj in 1997.

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