List of former Yugoslavia association football families
(Redirected from List of Serbian association football families)
This is a list of association football families of former Yugoslavia and its successor national association football teams.
- Families included on the list must have
- at least, one member of the family is capped by a national team on the senior level or an important person in the game of football (e.g., notable coaches, referees, club chairmen, etc.)
- a second member must be a professional player or capped by a national team on the U-17 level or above.
Bosnia and Herzegovina[edit]
- Nail Beširović, Dino Beširević (son)[1]
- Milorad Bilbija, Nemanja Bilbija (son)[2]
- Dragan Glogovac, Stevo Glogovac (brother)[3]
- Anel Hadžić, Elvir Hadžić (brother),[4]
Damir Hadžić (cousin)[5] - Izet Hajrović,[note 1] Sead Hajrović[note 2] (brother)[6]
- Sejad Halilović,[note 3]
Alen Halilović (son), Dino Halilović (son)[7] - Vedad Ibišević, Elvir Ibišević (cousin)[8]
- Dušan Kerkez,
Strahinja Kerkez (son)[9] - Meho Kodro,[note 4] Kenan Kodro[note 5] (son)[10]
- Boban Lazić,
Vlatko Lazić (cousin)[11] - Jasmin Mujdža, Mensur Mujdža (brother)[12]
- Husref Musemić, Vahidin Musemić (brother)[13]
- Zlatan Nalić, Adi Nalić (son)[14]
- Emir Spahić, Edin Džeko (cousin)[15]
- Safet Sušić, Sead Sušić (brother)[13]
- Armin Tanković,
Muamer Tanković (cousin)[16] - Damir Vrančić, Mario Vrančić[note 6] (brother)[17]
- Ognjen Vranješ, Stojan Vranješ (brother)[18]
- Zlatko Vujović, Zoran Vujović (brother)[13]
Croatia[edit]
- Mate Baturina, Roko Baturina (son), Martin Baturina (son)[19]
- Josip Bulat, Ivan Bulat (brother), Marko Bulat (son)[20]
- Davor Čop, Duje Čop (son)[21]
- Branko Culina,
Jason Culina (son)[22] - Tonči Gabrić, Drago Gabrić (son),[23] Paškvalina Gabrić (daughter)[24]
- Nikola Gavrić,
Andrea Gavrić (sister)[25] - Alen Halilović (see Sejad Halilović)
- Zdenko Jedvaj, Tin Jedvaj (son)[26]
- Niko Kovač, Robert Kovač (brother)[27]
Zlatko Kranjčar, Niko Kranjčar (son)[28]- Ivica Landeka, Davor Landeka (brother), Iva Landeka (sister), Josip Landeka (cousin)[29]
- Dejan Lovren, Davor Lovren (brother)[30]
- Stojan Mamić, Zdravko Mamić, Zoran Mamić (brothers)[31]
- Mato Mandžukić, Mario Mandžukić (son)[32]
- Tomislav Marić, Marijo Marić (brother)[33]
- Luka Modrić (see Mark Viduka)
- Igor Pamić, Alen Pamić, Zvonko Pamić (sons)[34]
- Dado Pršo,
Lorenzo Pršo (son), 
Milan Pršo (cousin),[35] Luka Prso (nephew)[36] - Milan Rapaić, Boris Rapaić (son)[37]
- Krševan Santini, Ivan Santini (brother)[38]
- Milan Šašić, Marko Šašić (son),
Célia Šašić (daughter-in-law)[39] - Kujtim Shala,
Andis Shala (son)[40] - Ahmad Sharbini, Anas Sharbini (brother)[41]
- Dario Šimić, Josip Šimić (brother),[42] Roko Šimić (son)[43]
- Zvonimir Soldo, Matija Soldo, Filip Soldo, Nikola Soldo (sons)[44]
- Filip Tapalović, Toni Tapalović (brother)[45]
- Vladimir Vasilj, Nikola Vasilj (son)[46]
- Rudika Vida, Domagoj Vida (son)[47]
- Rado Vidošić, Dario Vidošić (son)[48]
Kosovo[edit]
- Agim Ajdarević,
Astrit Ajdarević (son), Alfred Ajdarević (son)[49] - Enis Alushi,[note 7] Fatmire Alushi (née Bajramaj) (wife)[50]
- Halil Asani, Elmir Asani (son)[51]
- Besart Berisha, Enis Fetahu, Samir Ujkani (brother-in-law)[52]
- Valon Berisha,[note 8]
Veton Berisha (brother)[53] - Suad Sahiti, Emir Sahiti (brother)[54]
- Arianit Shaqiri,
Xherdan Shaqiri (brother)[55]
Montenegro[edit]
- Bojan Brnović, Nenad Brnović (brother)[56]
- Branko Brnović, Dragoljub Brnović (brother)[13]
- Igor Gluščević, Vladimir Gluščević (brother)[57]
- Ivan Ivanović, Igor Ivanović (brother)[58]
- Matija Sarkic, Oliver Sarkic[note 9] (twins)[59]
North Macedonia[edit]
- Boban Babunski,[note 10] David Babunski (son), Dorian Babunski (son)[60]
- Boško Gjurovski,[note 11] Milko Gjurovski (brother),[note 12] Mario Gjurovski (son of Milko)[61]
- Agim Ibraimi, Arijan Ademi[note 13] (cousin)[62]
- Goran Pandev, Sashko Pandev (brother)[63]
- Stefan Ristovski, Milan Ristovski (brothers)[64]
- Goran Stankovski, Luka Stankovski (son)[65]
Serbia[edit]
A[edit]
- Ivan Adžić, Luka Adžić (son)[66][67]
- Dušan Arsenijević, Filip Arsenijević (son),[68] Nemanja Arsenijević (son/brother)[68]
- Halil Asani, Elmir Asani (son)[69]
B[edit]
- Dragiša Binić, Vladan Binić[note 14] (son)[70]
- Nenad Bjeković, Nenad Bjeković Jr. (son)[67]
- Goran Bunjevčević, Mirko Bunjevčević (brother)[71][72]
C[edit]
- Ivan Čančarević, Milan Čančarević (brother),[73] Luka Čančarević (son of Ivan/nephew),[73]
Ognjen Čančarević (nephew/son of Milan/cousin)[73] - Srđan Čebinac, Zvezdan Čebinac (twin brother)[74]
- Miroslav Čermelj, Luka Čermelj (son),[75] Filip Čermelj (son/brother)[75]
- Goran Ćurko, Saša Ćurko (son)[76]
D[edit]
- Milan Davidov, Aleksandar Davidov (cousin)[77]
- Zoran Dimitrijević, Miloš Dimitrijević[note 15] (son)[67]
- Boban Dmitrović, Filip Dmitrović (son)[78]
- Goran Đorović, Zoran Đorović (twin brother)[79][80]
- Ivan Dudić, Milan Dudić (twin brother)[81]
F[edit]
- Darko Fejsa, Ljubomir Fejsa (brother)[82]
G[edit]
- Vladimir Gaćinović, Mijat Gaćinović (son)[83][84]
- Pavle Grubješić, Nikola Grubješić (son)[85]
- Nebojša Gudelj, Nemanja Gudelj (son),[67] Dragiša Gudelj (son/brother)[67]
I[edit]
- Luka Ilić, Ivan Ilić (brother)[86]
- Ilija Ivić, Vladimir Ivić (brother)[87]
K[edit]
- Zlatko Kežman, Mateja Kežman (son)[88]
- Dušan Kljajić, Filip Kljajić (son)[89]
- Nikola Kolarov, Aleksandar Kolarov (brother)[90][91]
- Bojan Krasić, Miloš Krasić (brother)[90]
- Slobodan Krčmarević, Nikola Krčmarević (son)[92]
- Blagomir Krivokuća, Petar Krivokuća (brother),[93] Bratislav Živković (son-in-law of Blagomir/cousin)[93]
- Bojan Krkić Sr.,
Bojan Krkić (son)[94] - Slavoljub Krnjinac, Vladimir Krnjinac (son)[95]
L[edit]
- Nikola Lazetić, Žarko Lazetić (brother)[96]
M[edit]
- Nebojša Marinković, Nenad Marinković (brother)[97]
- Filip Marković, Lazar Marković (brother)[98]
- Nemanja Matić, Uroš Matić (brother)[99]
- Radmilo Mihajlović, Stefan Mihajlović (son)[100]
- Milan Milijaš, Nenad Milijaš (cousin)[101]
- Duško Milinković, Marko Milinković (son)[102]
- Nikola Milinković, Sergej Milinković-Savić (son),[103] Vanja Milinković-Savić (son/brother)[103]
- Goran Milojević, Vladan Milojević (brother), Stefan Milojević (son of Goran/nephew),[104]
Nemanja Milojević (nephew/son of Vladan/cousin)[105] - Savo Milošević, Nikola Milošević (son)[106]
- Đorđe Milovanović, Dejan Milovanović (son),[107] Branislav Ivanović (nephew/cousin)[107]
- Goran Milovanović, Neško Milovanović (brother),[108] Uroš Milovanović (son of Goran/nephew),[108] Vasilije Veljko Milovanović (nephew/son of Neško/cousin)[108]
- Miloš Milutinović, Milorad Milutinović (brother),[109]
Bora Milutinović (brother)[109] - Mitar Mrkela, Andrej Mrkela (son)[67]
- Slavoljub Muslin, Marko Muslin (son)[110][111]
O[edit]
- Dragan Okuka, Dražen Okuka (son)[112]
P[edit]
- Blagoje Paunović, Veljko Paunović (son)[67]
- Ilija Petković, Dušan Petković (son)[67]
R[edit]
- Bogdan Račić, Uroš Račić (twin brother)[113][80]
- Branko Rašović, Vuk Rašović (son)[114]
S[edit]
- Dušan Savić, Vujadin Savić (son)[67]
- Slađan Šćepović, Stefan Šćepović (son),[67] Marko Šćepović (son/brother)[67]
- Milovan Sikimić, Predrag Sikimić (brother)[115]
- Branko Smiljanić, Milan Smiljanić (son)[116]
- Dragoljub Srnić, Slavoljub Srnić (twin brother)[117][80]
- Dejan Stanković, Filip Stanković, Aleksandar Stanković (sons),[118] Milenko Ačimovič (brother-in-law)[119]
- Predrag Stevanović, Aleksandar Stevanović (brother)[120]
- Vladan Stojković, Vladimir Stojković (brother),
Vladimir Stojković (son)[121] - Miljaim Sulejmani, Miralem Sulejmani (son)[122]
- Ratko Svilar, Mile Svilar (son)[123]
V[edit]
- Zvonko Varga, Saša Varga (son)[124]
- Nebojša Vignjević, Nikola Vignjević (brother)[125]
- Nebojša Vučićević, Vanja Vučićević (son)[126]
- Vukadin Vukadinović, Miljan Vukadinović (brother)[127]
Z[edit]
- Ilija Zavišić, Bojan Zavišić (son)[128]
- Nikola Žigić, Branko Žigić (brother)[90]
Slovenia[edit]
- Aleš Čeh, Nastja Čeh (brother)[27]
- Branko Elsner, Marko Elsner (son), Luka Elsner, Rok Elsner (grandsons, sons of Marko)[129]
- Primož Gliha, Erik Gliha (son)[130]
- Damir Hadžić, Anel Hadžić (cousin), Elvir Hadžić (cousin, brother of Anel)
- Jasmin Handanović, Samir Handanović (cousin)[131]
- Amir Karić, Sven Karić (son)[132]
- Miha Mevlja, Nejc Mevlja (twin brother)[133]
- Mladen Rudonja, Roy Rudonja (son)[134]
- Zlatko Zahovič, Luka Zahovič (son)[134]
Yugoslavia[edit]
- Dragutin Babić, Nikola Babić (brother)[135]
- Zoran Batrović,
Veljko Batrović (son)[136] - Bruno Belin, Rudolf Belin (brother)[135]
- Mirko Bonačić, Antun Bonačić (brother)[135]
- Bojan Brnović, Nenad Brnović (brother)[137]
- Dragoljub Brnović, Branko Brnović (brother)[27]
- Zlatko Čajkovski, Željko Čajkovski (brother)[135]
- Srđan Čebinac, Zvezdan Čebinac (twin brother)[135]
- Zvjezdan Cvetković, Borislav Cvetković (brother)[138]
- Ranko Đorđić, Bojan Djordjic (son)
- Nebojša Gudelj, Nemanja Gudelj, Dragiša Gudelj (sons)[139]
- Ilija Ivić,
Vladimir Ivić (brother)[138] - Fahrudin Jusufi, Sascha Jusufi (son)
- Bojan Krkić, Sr., Bojan Krkić (son),
Lionel Messi (fourth cousin of Bojan, Jr.)[140][141] - Zoran Marić, Goran Marić (son)[142]
- Nikola Marjanović, Blagoje Marjanović (brother)[135]
- Jozo Matošić, Frane Matošić (brother)[135]
- Predrag Mijatović, Đorđije Ćetković (nephew), Marko Ćetković (nephew, brother of Đorđije)[143]
- Duško Milinković, Marko Milinković (son)[144]
- Miloš Milutinović, Milorad Milutinović (brother), Bora Milutinović (brother)[138]
- Ivica Osim, Amar Osim (son)[60]
- Hugo Pažur, Alfons Pažur (brother)[135]
- Ilija Petković, Dušan Petković (son)[145]
- Refik Šabanadžović, Anel Šabanadžović (son)[146]
- Šime Poduje, Veljko Poduje (brother)[135]
- Niša Saveljić, Esteban Saveljich (cousin)[147]
- Sead Sušić, Safet Sušić[note 16] (brother), Tino-Sven Sušić[note 17] (son of Sead)[148]
- Ratko Svilar, Mile Svilar (son)[149]
- Zlatko Vujović, Zoran Vujović (twin brother)[27]
- Dušan Zinaja, Branko Zinaja (brother)[135]
See also[edit]
- List of professional sports families
- List of family relations in American football
- List of association football (soccer) families
- List of Australian rules football families
- List of second-generation Major League Baseball players
- List of second-generation National Basketball Association players
- List of boxing families
- List of chess families
- List of International cricket families
- List of family relations in the National Hockey League
- List of family relations in rugby league
- List of international rugby union families
- List of professional wrestling families
Notes[edit]
- ^ Born in Switzerland, was capped for their under-20 and under-21 and played 1 international senior match for Switzerland, before switching allegiance to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- ^ Born in Switzerland and was capped for their under-15, under-17, under-18 and under-19 sides.
- ^ Played 1 international senior match for Croatia before switching allegiance to Bosnia and Hezegovina
- ^ Played 2 international matches for Yugoslavia before switching allegiance to Bosnia and Hezegovina
- ^ Born in Spain but has represented Bosnia and Hezegovina internationally
- ^ Born in Yugoslavia (Croatia) but has represented German youth sides.
- ^ Was capped for Germany's under-19 and under-20 sides, before changing allegiance to Kosovo.
- ^ Played for the Norway youth national teams and 18 games for the senior team before changing his allegiance to Kosovo.
- ^ Matija and Oliver Sarkic were born in England, but represented Montenegro.
- ^ Played two international matches for Yugoslavia before it split, and then played 23 international matches for Macedonia.
- ^ Played 4 international matches for Yugoslavia before the split and then played 7 international matches for Macedonia.
- ^ Played 6 international matches for Yugoslavia before the split and then played 3 international matches for Macedonia.
- ^ Born in Croatia, was capped for their youth sides and played 3 international senior matches for Croatia, before switching allegiance to Macedonia.
- ^ Was born in Serbia, capped by the Czech Republic's under-17 side before switching allegiance to Serbia.
- ^ Was born in Serbia, capped by France's under-18 side before switching allegiance to Serbia.
- ^ Played 54 international matches for Yugoslavia before it split, and then played 2 international matches for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- ^ Has been capped for Belgium's under-18 and under-19 sides.
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