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Leo Štulac is returning to Koper

Leo Štulac, slovenski nogometnik z osem nastopi v slovenski reprezentanci, je leta 2016 zapustil Koper in igral za več klubov kot so Venezija, Parma, Empoli, Palermo, Reggiano in Hrvaška Istra. Koprski klub je zapustil tudi Brian Oddei, ki je po plačilu odškodnine, ki jo Koprčani niso izdali, preselil v Armenijo, kjer bo igral za klub Noah.

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Leo Štulac is returning to Koper

Leo Štulac, slovenski nogometnik z osem nastopi v slovenski reprezentanci, je leta 2016 zapustil Koper in igral za več klubov kot so Venezija, Parma, Empoli, Palermo, Reggiano in Hrvaška Istra. Koprski klub je zapustil tudi Brian Oddei, ki je po plačilu odškodnine, ki jo Koprčani niso izdali, preselil v Armenijo, kjer bo igral za klub Noah.

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