Vladimir Janković

Basketball player from Greece and Serbia

Vladimir Janković - Basketball player from Greece and Serbia
Born

March 3rd, 1990
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Greece and Serbia

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Basketball player competed in European leagues and represented the national teams of Greece and Serbia. He played as a forward and achieved recognition in various club tournaments. Starting career in the Greek leagues, transitioned to the Serbian league, showcasing skills and versatility on the court. He participated in multiple international competitions, gaining valuable experience and contributing to team dynamics.

Played for AEK Athens

Competed in FIBA EuroBasket tournaments

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