Josip Skoblar

Former Croatian footballer, top scorer

Josip Skoblar - Former Croatian footballer, top scorer
Born

March 12th, 1941
84 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Croatia

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Started professional career in 1958 with Dinamo Zagreb. Played as a forward, demonstrated scoring prowess during both club and international matches. Transferred to Marseille in 1969, leading to significant success in Ligue 1. Played for the national team, contributing to its performance in various competitions. Retired from professional play in 1975, later transitioned to coaching.

Top scorer in the 1970 Ligue 1 season

Scored 150 goals for Marseille

Represented Yugoslavia in multiple international matches

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