Branko Oblak
Slovenian footballer and coach
Born
May 27th, 1947
77 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Slovenia
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Born in 1947, played as a midfielder in Slovenian and international football. Played primarily for Olimpija Ljubljana, contributing to the team's success in domestic leagues. Had a significant coaching career after retirement, overseeing teams in Slovenian football. Served as a coach for the national team, helping to develop young talent. Represented Slovenia in international competitions.
Played for Olimpija Ljubljana
Coached the Slovenian national team
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