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Robert Prosinečki

Midfielder, born 1969, 12 clubs, 1 loan, 1990s era

Robert Prosinečki played for 12 clubs in his senior career, starting at Dinamo Zagreb in 1986. His longest spell was at Red Star Belgrade: 4 seasons, 1987–1991. He went out on loan once, to Oviedo. His last club was Savski Marof, where he played until 2005.

  1. Dinamo Zagreb1986–87Dinamo Zagreb, 1986–87
    Red Star Belgrade1987–91Red Star Belgrade, 1987–91
    Real Madrid1991–94Real Madrid, 1991–94
    Oviedo1994–95loan from RMAOviedo, 1994–95, on loan from Real Madrid
  2. Barcelona1995–96Barcelona, 1995–96
    Sevilla1996–97Sevilla, 1996–97
    Dinamo Zagreb1997–00Dinamo Zagreb, 1997–00
    Hrvatski Dragovoljac2000Hrvatski Dragovoljac, 2000
  3. Standard Liège2000–01Standard Liège, 2000–01
    Portsmouth2001–02Portsmouth, 2001–02
    Olimpija Ljubljana2002–03Olimpija Ljubljana, 2002–03
    NK Zagreb2003–04NK Zagreb, 2003–04
  4. Savski Marof2005Savski Marof, 2005

Robert Prosinečki’s clubs

YearsClub
1986–1987Dinamo Zagreb
1987–1991Red Star Belgrade
1991–1994Real Madrid
1994–1995OviedoLoan from Real Madrid
1995–1996Barcelona
1996–1997Sevilla
1997–2000Dinamo Zagreb
2000Hrvatski Dragovoljac
2000–2001Standard Liège
2001–2002Portsmouth
2002–2003Olimpija Ljubljana
2003–2004NK Zagreb
2005Savski Marof

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What clubs did Robert Prosinečki play for?
Robert Prosinečki played for 12 clubs in his senior career: Dinamo Zagreb, Red Star Belgrade, Real Madrid, Oviedo, Barcelona, Sevilla, Hrvatski Dragovoljac, Standard Liège, Portsmouth, Olimpija Ljubljana, NK Zagreb and Savski Marof.
What was Robert Prosinečki's last club?
Robert Prosinečki's last club was Savski Marof (2005).
What was Robert Prosinečki's first club?
Robert Prosinečki started his senior career at Dinamo Zagreb in 1986.

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