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Sabrina Buljubašić

b. 1988

Association football player

Association football player Former Director of FK SarajevoFormer football player
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Born 1988. Sabrina Buljubašić is a Bosnian association football player, former Director of FK Sarajevo, former football player and international Sports Law.

Sabrina Buljubašić (born 30 September 1988) is a Bosnian retired professional footballer, international sports lawyer, professor and first female CEO of a Men's football club in the Balkans, FK Sarajevo From Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sabrina stepped down from the position in October 2021 after 5 years and known for winning the club's first ever historic Double Title (Championship and Cup), first ever back to back title and in 5 years achieved 4 trophies under her mandate. Recently (prior to her departure), she signed the first ever deal with the municipality to control the stadium for 45 years. As well, the club was left with financial complications and prior to her departure, she helped find the investors that took over the ownership and saved the club from bankruptcy. She is known as a professor for sports law and management in Spain and a common guest speaker at international events.

Early life and education Buljubašić was born in the industrial city of Tuzla, before emigrating with her family to the United States at the age of five during the Bosnian War. Her family settled in Vancouver, Washington, where she was first introduced to football. After captaining her high school varsity team, Buljubašić declined numerous scholarship offers in the United States,

Playing career While studying, Buljubašić simultaneously established ŽNK Salt City Tuzla, the first women's football club in her home town, going on to captain it and hold the position of vice-chairwoman for three years. In 2012, she joined Bosnian powerhouse SFK 2000 with whom she won a league and cup double and reached the Round of 32 in the UEFA Women's Champions League.

At this time Buljubašić also represented Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally, earning six caps and scoring one goal. Soon after she retired at the age of only 26, after she was named the Director of FK Sarajevo. On 30 September 2020, it was confirmed that Buljubašić would extend and additional mandate as the clubs director for another term of 4 years. She served as Sarajevo's director until 24 October 2021 when she decided to step down after saving the club from financial crisis by managing a new investment and takeover of two investors. She left the club after 5 years, 4 trophies, and the clubs first municipality stadium takeover.

Honours Player SFK 2000 Bosnian Women's Premier League: 2012–13, 2013–14 Bosnian Women's Cup: 2012–13, 2013–14

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Who is Sabrina Buljubašić?

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When was Sabrina Buljubašić born?

Sabrina Buljubašić was born on 30 September 1988 in Tuzla.

What is Sabrina Buljubašić's occupation?

Sabrina Buljubašić is an association football player, former Director of FK Sarajevo, former football player and international Sports Law.

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Sabrina Buljubašić is Bosnian.

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· Wikipedia: Sabrina Buljubašić

· Wikidata: Q28047572

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