Mladen Krstajić

Football Manager and Former Player

Mladen Krstajić - Football Manager and Former Player
Born

March 4th, 1974
51 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Serbia

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A former professional footballer and manager, served primarily as a central defender. Played in the Serbian SuperLiga and international competitions, representing the national team in major tournaments. Transitioned into coaching after retirement as a player, taking roles at various clubs and guiding national squads. Managed the Serbian national team, contributing to the team's strategies and development.

Played for Red Star Belgrade and Schalke 04

Managed the Serbian national team

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