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The 33 of Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Editorial order, with a career scene and sources behind every name.
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SS
Safet Sušić FK Sarajevo, Paris Saint-GermainParis Saint-Germain's dazzling number 10, he lit up Parc des Princes for a decade, scoring 85 goals in 287 appearances.
CAM1977–1993
03
Miralem Pjanić 115 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · 18 goals · Olympique Lyonnais, AS RomaA midfield maestro, his exquisite passing range, vision, and deadly set-piece delivery have illuminated pitches for PSG, Roma, Juventus, and Barcelona.
CM2008–2024
Miralem Pjanić 115 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · 18 goals · Olympique Lyonnais, AS RomaA midfield maestro, his exquisite passing range, vision, and deadly set-piece delivery have illuminated pitches for PSG, Roma, Juventus, and Barcelona.
CM2008–2024
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DB
Dušan Bajević 37 caps (Yugoslavia) · 29 goals · FK Velež Mostar, AEK AthensMostar called him the Prince of the Neretva, and on 18 June 1974 he scored three times as Yugoslavia beat Zaire 9-0, still the only World Cup hat-trick by a Yugoslav.
ST1970–1977
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HS
Hasan Salihamidžić 43 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · 6 goals · Hamburger SV, FC Bayern Munich
CAM1996–2006
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IO
Ivica Osim FK Željezničar Sarajevo, RC Strasbourg AlsaceAn intelligent attacking midfielder, he was a key figure for Željezničar in the 1960s, renowned for his vision and incisive passing.
CAM1964–1968
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BS
Blaž Slišković FK Velež Mostar, HNK Hajduk SplitA flamboyant and skilful midfielder, "Baka" was a bona fide superstar in the Yugoslavian league, renowned for his dazzling free-kicks and creative flair.
CM1978–1993
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SB
Sergej Barbarez 47 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · 17 goals · 1. FC Union Berlin, Hamburger SVThe powerful, versatile forward was a cult hero at Hamburg, his goal-scoring prowess making him the club's top scorer in 2000-01.
SS1998–2006
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VH
Vahid Halilhodžić 15 caps (Yugoslavia) · 8 goals · FK Velež Mostar, NK Neretva“Vaha” was a prolific striker and dynamic goalscorer for Nantes, where he twice finished as the Divison 1 top scorer in the early 1980s.
SS1976–1985
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Emir Spahić 94 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · FC Lokomotiv Moscow, Montpellier Hérault Sport ClubA no-nonsense centre-back and Bosnia captain, his uncompromising style and leadership guided his nation to their first World Cup in 2014.
CB2003–2018
Emir Spahić 94 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · FC Lokomotiv Moscow, Montpellier Hérault Sport ClubA no-nonsense centre-back and Bosnia captain, his uncompromising style and leadership guided his nation to their first World Cup in 2014.
CB2003–2018
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EB
Elvir Bolić Gaziantepspor, Fenerbahçe IstanbulA clinical striker known for his explosive pace and predatory instincts, he was a consistent goal threat in Turkey and for Fenerbahçe.
ST1991–2006
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MB
Mehmed Baždarević 54 caps (Yugoslavia) · 4 goals · FK Željezničar Sarajevo, FC Sochaux-MontbéliardA midfield general at Sochaux for eight years, his elegant distribution and tireless work rate were a highlight of the 80s French top flight.
CM1983–1998
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MK
Meho Kodro FK Velež Mostar, Real SociedadA revered forward, he was a clinical finisher and influential presence for Real Sociedad and Bosnia during the 1990s.
ST1991–2000
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AF
Asim Ferhatović 1 caps (Yugoslavia) · 0 goals · FK Sarajevo, Fenerbahçe IstanbulThe legendary striker was a true icon of Yugoslavian football, revered for his clinical finishing and exceptional flair with FK Sarajevo.
ST1961–1961
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AB
Asmir Begović 63 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · Stoke City, ChelseaA shot-stopping giant, his remarkable reflexes and imposing presence between the sticks made him a reliable last line of defence.
GK2009–2020
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EB
Elvir Baljić 38 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · 14 goals · Bursaspor, Fenerbahçe IstanbulA dynamic winger with blistering pace, he was a key attacking threat for Fenerbahçe and Real Madrid in the late 90s.
LM1996–2005
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EM
Enver Marić 32 caps (Yugoslavia) · FK Velež Mostar, Schalke 04An agile guardian of the net, his sharp reflexes and commanding presence defined his career as a Bosnian goalkeeping legend.
GK1972–1976
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FH
Faruk Hadžibegić 61 caps (Yugoslavia) · Real Betis Balompié, FC Sochaux-MontbéliardFlorence, 30 June 1990: ten-man Yugoslavia had kept Argentina out for 120 minutes, then Hadžibegić walked up as the fifth penalty taker and Goycochea saved it, ending the last World Cup the old Yugoslavia ever played.
CB1982–1992
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SL
Senad Lulić AC Bellinzona, Grasshopper Club ZürichThe tireless left midfielder became a Lazio legend, his iconic goal helping secure the 2013 Coppa Italia in the Derby della Capitale.
LM2008–
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ZM
Zvjezdan Misimović 84 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · 25 goals · Bayern Munich, VfL Bochum
CM2004–2018
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Edin Višća FK Željezničar Sarajevo, İstanbul Başakşehir F.K.A persistent wide man who terrorised defences in Turkey over a decade, with over 100 goals and assists for İstanbul Başakşehir.
RM2010–
Edin Višća FK Željezničar Sarajevo, İstanbul Başakşehir F.K.A persistent wide man who terrorised defences in Turkey over a decade, with over 100 goals and assists for İstanbul Başakşehir.
RM2010–
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Elvir Rahimić 40 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · NK Bosna Visoko, FC Anzhi MakhachkalaA true midfield general, his uncompromising play and tactical intelligence made him a cult hero during 12 years guarding the CSKA Moscow defence.
CDM2007–2013
Elvir Rahimić 40 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · NK Bosna Visoko, FC Anzhi MakhachkalaA true midfield general, his uncompromising play and tactical intelligence made him a cult hero during 12 years guarding the CSKA Moscow defence.
CDM2007–2013
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KH
Kenan Hasagić 43 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · FK Željezničar Sarajevo, GaziantepsporA resolute shot-stopper, his steady hands and imposing stature provided a calming influence for his team in goal.
GK2003–2011
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MS
Miroslav Stevanović FK Vojvodina, FK PalićA tricky winger with a penchant for delivering pinpoint crosses, he consistently provided width and attacking impetus from the right flank.
RM2012–
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MB
Muhamed Bešić 47 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · Hamburger SV, FerencvárosA tenacious defensive midfielder, his ball-winning ability and tireless engine were crucial for Bosnia and Herzegovina at the 2014 World Cup.
CDM2010–2022
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Sead Kolašinac 64 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · Schalke 04, ArsenalEighty-two seconds after Pedro's red card in the 2017 Community Shield, he headed in Granit Xhaka's free kick to level it, and Arsenal took the trophy on penalties.
CB2013–
Sead Kolašinac 64 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · Schalke 04, ArsenalEighty-two seconds after Pedro's red card in the 2017 Community Shield, he headed in Granit Xhaka's free kick to level it, and Arsenal took the trophy on penalties.
CB2013–
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Bičakčić Ermin VfB Stuttgart, Eintracht BraunschweigA robust centre-back, he was a key figure in the Bosnian defence that qualified for their first major tournament, the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
CB2013–
Bičakčić Ermin VfB Stuttgart, Eintracht BraunschweigA robust centre-back, he was a key figure in the Bosnian defence that qualified for their first major tournament, the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
CB2013–
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Haris Medunjanin 60 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · Real Valladolid, Maccabi Tel AvivA deep-lying playmaker with a keen eye for a pass, his thunderous long-range strikes and set-piece prowess were a highlight of his Bosnian career.
CDM2009–
Haris Medunjanin 60 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · Real Valladolid, Maccabi Tel AvivA deep-lying playmaker with a keen eye for a pass, his thunderous long-range strikes and set-piece prowess were a highlight of his Bosnian career.
CDM2009–
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JŠ
Jusuf Šehović A consistent performer at left-back, his overlapping runs and reliable defensive work were a hallmark of his play in the Yugoslavian league.About the editorial selection
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MK
Muhamed Konjić 39 caps (Bosnia and Herzegovina) · N.K. Zagreb, AS MonacoA powerful and commanding central defender, he proudly captained the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team for many years.
CB1995–2006
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JK
Josip Katalinski 41 caps (Yugoslavia) · FK Željezničar Sarajevo, OGC NiceA powerful defender known for his thunderous shots, he was a key figure for Yugoslavia in the 1970s and scored in the 1974 World Cup.
CB1972–1977
About this XI
At the head of Bosnia & Herzegovina's pool stand Edin Džeko, Safet Sušić and Miralem Pjanić. The 33 covers 3 goalkeepers, 9 defenders, 14 midfielders and 7 forwards, with sourced senior international careers spanning the 1960s to the 2020s. Pick a formation, drag your eleven onto the pitch, then explore the careers and settle the duels below. Your votes reorder the people's ranking of these 33 in real time.
Left out, and why
A 33 is a set of decisions, and these are the players who lost their place in the last revision of Bosnia & Herzegovina's list. Every one of them has a case.
- Sead KajtazThe place went to Dušan Bajević.
Disagree? That is the point. Settle it in the duels above.
Who is the greatest Bosnia & Herzegovina footballer of all time?
The editorial collection starts with Edin Džeko. Its first five careers: Edin Džeko, Safet Sušić, Miralem Pjanić, Dušan Bajević, Hasan Salihamidžić. The people's ranking on this page moves with every duel vote and can disagree.
How were these 33 Bosnia & Herzegovina players chosen?
The collection covers every position across Bosnia & Herzegovina's football history. Honours, international records and career achievements inform the editorial order. Each entry opens a career note and its sources. Fan votes in the duels build a separate ranking.
Where can I read about the careers?
Open a player page from the collection to read the career scene, club record and recorded honours. The source links show where the available records come from.
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