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Beautiful Croatian woman moves to Belgrade, gets a tempting job
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Beautiful Croatian woman moves to Belgrade, gets a tempting job

Croatian volleyball player Marija Vrban has signed with Serbian club Partizan after leaving Zagreb-based Mladost. The 24-year-old, who stands at 184 cm and plays as a technician, will wear jersey number 1 for Partizan. This marks her first foreign engagement following stints with Rijeka, Split, Enns Vukovar, and Mladost. With Mladost, she won the Croatian championship and the Croatian Cup, as well as played in the regional MEVZA league. Partizan has also signed three other players, and preparations for the new season begin on August 3.

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Beautiful Croatian woman moves to Belgrade, gets a tempting job

Croatian volleyball player Marija Vrban has signed with Serbian club Partizan after leaving Zagreb-based Mladost. The 24-year-old, who stands at 184 cm and plays as a technician, will wear jersey number 1 for Partizan. This marks her first foreign engagement following stints with Rijeka, Split, Enns Vukovar, and Mladost. With Mladost, she won the Croatian championship and the Croatian Cup, as well as played in the regional MEVZA league. Partizan has also signed three other players, and preparations for the new season begin on August 3.

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