Vlada Avramov

Footballer and Serbian national team player

Vlada Avramov - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 5th, 1979
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Played as a goalkeeper, primarily with a career spanning several clubs in Serbia and abroad. Represented the Serbian national team, earning accolades during international competitions. Active in the domestic league, gained recognition for performances that involved significant saves and leadership on the field. Retired after a successful career, leaving a notable legacy in football.

Represented Serbia in international competitions

Played for FK Partizan and other clubs

Participated in UEFA competitions

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