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You may have missed it: Zagreb has put together a 'bad' team
Croatia⚽ Sports4 hr. ago

You may have missed it: Zagreb has put together a 'bad' team

The article discusses the return of former national team players to the Zagreb handball club, highlighting their contributions to the Croatian national team and their current roles within the club. It mentions several notable players returning to the team, including former captain Jakov Gojun, who has taken on a new role as technical director. The piece emphasizes the strength of the squad and the significance of these players' experience.

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You may have missed it: Zagreb has put together a 'bad' team

The article discusses the return of former national team players to the Zagreb handball club, highlighting their contributions to the Croatian national team and their current roles within the club. It mentions several notable players returning to the team, including former captain Jakov Gojun, who has taken on a new role as technical director. The piece emphasizes the strength of the squad and the significance of these players' experience.

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