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Dragoslav Šekularac vs Rajko Mitić

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Dragoslav Šekularac

Serbia · 1956–1962 · RM

Rank in Serbia
#4 of 33
Caps · Yugoslavia
41 · 6 goals
Clubs
FK Crvena zvezda, OFK Beograd, Independiente Santa Fe

Known as the "King of the Dribble," this dazzling winger was a true showman who captivated audiences with his incredible skill and flair for Partizan and Yugoslavia. Career record: 41 caps and 6 goals for Yugoslavia; club career at FK Crvena zvezda, OFK Beograd, Independiente Santa Fe.

Career sourcesCareer dates · checked 4 October 2026
Identity and career · Wikidata Q470366
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Rajko Mitić

Serbia · 1946–1957 · CM

Rank in Serbia
#5 of 33
Caps · Yugoslavia
59 · 32 goals
Clubs
OFK Beograd, FK Crvena zvezda

A true legend of Yugoslav football, he was an iconic figure for Red Star Belgrade, renowned for his elegant style, leadership, and goalscoring from midfield. Career record: 59 caps and 32 goals for Yugoslavia; club career at OFK Beograd, FK Crvena zvezda.

Career sourcesCareer dates · checked 4 October 2026
Identity and career · Wikidata Q470683
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