Božo Bakota

Croatian footballer and manager

Božo Bakota - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1950
Born

1950
76 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Croatia

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A Croatian footballer played primarily as a midfielder. Experienced significant success during a career that spanned over two decades. Initially played for Hajduk Split, contributing to multiple domestic league titles. Later represented several clubs in the lower divisions, as well as in international competitions. Transitioned to a managerial role following retirement from playing, guiding various teams in domestic leagues.

Played for Hajduk Split

Achieved multiple Yugoslav First League titles

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