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The Croatian striker scored a stunning goal to secure a 2:1 victory for Dallas in the Texas derby, prompting the commentator to exclaim: "A World Cup star and a world-class goal!"

Croatian head coach Slaven Bilić rounds out his coaching team ahead of his return to the national side, with Englishman Nick Davies and Croatian Fedor Kulušić set to take charge of the players' physical preparation.

Croatian head coach Slaven Bilić has found a solution for the biggest gap in his coaching staff. The 'Fiery Ones' fitness will be overseen by Englishman Nick Davies and Croatian Fedor Kulušić, both well known to the new coach.

The legendary Croatian striker looks frighteningly fit even five years after retirement. Charity matches in Livno and Zagreb revealed that Mandžo still trains as if he were at the peak of his career.

New-old head coach Slaven Bilić could finally solve the Croatian national team's long-standing issue at the defensive midfield position, with Dinamo captain Josip Mišić and the reborn Darko Nejašmić from Dutch side NEC in contention.

According to Italian media reports, Milan has inquired about signing Croatian international defender Marin Pongračić from Fiorentina. This transfer would be the biggest in the 28-year-old's career.

Author Ante Jukić analyzes the paradoxical comments that accompany every move of the former national team coach, from a job in the Middle East to salary and patriotism.

Eight years have passed since the historic silver in Moscow, and the paths of Dalić's Vatreni have scattered in all directions, from playing at age 40 to veteran leagues and executive chairs.

The Vatreni captain was greeted with chants in Perth, and in an interview he also revealed his life motto.

Croatian national team defender has three offers, Benfica most concrete, Ajax willing to accept financial loss.

In October 2009, the coach dismissed Josip Šimunić and Ivica Križanac for breaching discipline, and the incident in Rovinj echoed across Croatia.

The Inter Milan midfielder and Croatian international, Petar Sučić, and his wife Matea welcomed a son in Milan, and he immediately cut short his preseason preparations to be with his family.

After 23 years of caring for the health of the biggest football stars and more than 15,000 surgeries, the esteemed orthopedist proves by his own example that it's never too late to fulfill your dreams.

The Croatian maestro, in a major interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport, revealed his motives for extending his loyalty to Milan, recalled his childhood, and explained why he avoids talking about a certain goal.

In a candid interview with Italian media, the Vatreni captain revealed what kept him at San Siro, admitted the pain of last season, and announced his pursuit of trophies.

Slaven Bilić has succeeded Zlatko Dalić as head coach, promising energy and determination. While the former coach negotiates with Asian national teams, Vladimir Petković has also emerged as a contender for the same position.