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Stjepan Bobek (* 3. Dezember 1923 in Zagreb; † 22. August 2010 in Belgrad [1]) war ein kroatischer und jugoslawischer Fußballspieler und -trainer, der bei den Olympischen Sommerspielen 1948 in London wie auch 1952 in Helsinki jeweils mit der jugoslawischen Fußballnationalmannschaft die Silbermedaille gewann.
Stjepan Bobek (pronounced [stjêpaːn bǒbek]; 3 December 1923 – 22 August 2010) was a Croatian and Yugoslav professional football striker and later football manager. Usually a forward or attacking midfielder, Bobek was renowned for his technique, vision and goalscoring ability and is commonly regarded as one of Yugoslavia's ...
Stjepan Bobek ( Zagreb, 3. prosinca 1923. – Beograd, 22. kolovoza 2010. [2] ), bio je hrvatski nogometaš, jugoslavenski reprezentivac i nakon završetka igračke karijere trener. Igračka karijera. Klupska karijera. Grafit s likom Stjepana Bobeka u Njegoševoj ulici u Beogradu.
2 4. 22.08.2010 (86) Geb./Alter: 03.12.1923. Geburtsort: Zagreb. Staatsbürgerschaft: Kroatien. Todestag: 22.08.2010 (86) Position: Mittelstürmer. Größe: 1,75 m. Ehem. Nationalspieler: Jugoslawien....
- Kroatien
- March 12, 1923
- Zagreb
Intervju s legendarnim hrvatskim nogometašem Stjepanom Bobekom, koji je proveo cijeli svoj život u Beogradu i bio vjerni Partizanu. Bobek govori o svojoj karijeri, političkim opredjeljenju, Titu, Miloševiću i drugim temama.
22. Aug. 2010 · Former FK Partizan and Yugoslavia striker Stjepan Bobek has died at the age of 86 in Belgrade. The prolific forward was, along with FK Crvena Zvezda midfielder Rajko Mitić, one of the leading...
13. Aug. 2020 · A brilliant centre-forward or midfielder, Stjepan Bobek scored more than 400 goals for Partizan. In one game in Nis in 1946, he scored nine! Bobek stayed with Partizan until he retired as a player in 1958. Stjepan Bobek also played 63 international matches for Yugoslavia, scoring 38 goals; more than any other player for Yugoslavia ...
