About Mladen Bogdanović
Lived 1960 – 2003 (aged 42). Mladen Bogdanović was a Yugoslav and Croatian association football player.
Mladen Bogdanović (3 October 1960 – 22 June 2003) was a Yugoslav footballer who played as a forward and a winger. Nicknamed Kemo, he started his senior team career in 1979 with Hajduk Split Following his playing career, he worked as a coach at the Slaven Belupo (then called Slaven Bilokalnik) Football School.
His most notable matches are Hajduk's victory against VfB Stuttgart in the 1981-82 UEFA Cup (3–1, 2–2). and later died from his injuries.
Personal life He has a son, Andrija, who is a futsal player.
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Who was Mladen Bogdanović?
association football player (1960–2003)
When was Mladen Bogdanović born?
Mladen Bogdanović was born on 3 October 1960 in Sarajevo.
When did Mladen Bogdanović die?
Mladen Bogdanović died on 22 June 2003 in Koprivnica.
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Mladen Bogdanović was an association football player.
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Mladen Bogdanović was Yugoslav and Croatian.
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