List of former Yugoslavia association football families-The Daily Ledger

This is a list of association football families of former Yugoslavia and its successor national association football teams.

Families included on the list must have

at least, one member of the family is capped by a national team on the senior level or an important person in the game of football (e.g., notable coaches, referees, club chairmen, etc.) a second member must be a professional player or capped by a national team on the U-17 level or above.

List of former Yugoslavia association football families

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Nail Beširović, Dino Beširević (son) Milorad Bilbija, Nemanja Bilbija (son) Dragan Glogovac, Stevo Glogovac (brother) Anel Hadžić, Elvir Hadžić (brother), Damir Hadžić (cousin) Izet Hajrović, Sead Hajrović (brother) Sejad Halilović, Alen Halilović (son), Dino Halilović (son) Vedad Ibišević, Elvir Ibišević (cousin) Dušan Kerkez, Strahinja Kerkez (son) Meho Kodro, Kenan Kodro (son) Boban Lazić, Vlatko Lazić (cousin) Jasmin Mujdža, Mensur Mujdža (brother) Husref Musemić, Vahidin Musemić (brother) Zlatan Nalić, Adi Nalić (son) Emir Spahić, Edin Džeko (cousin) Safet Sušić, Sead Sušić (brother) Armin Tanković, Muamer Tanković (cousin) Damir Vrančić, Mario Vrančić (brother) Ognjen Vranješ, Stojan Vranješ (brother) Zlatko Vujović, Zoran Vujović (brother)

List of former Yugoslavia association football families

Croatia

Josip Bulat, Ivan Bulat (brother), Marko Bulat (son) Davor Čop, Duje Čop (son) Branko Culina, Jason Culina (son) Tonči Gabrić, Drago Gabrić (son), Paškvalina Gabrić (daughter) Nikola Gavrić, Andrea Gavrić (sister) Alen Halilović (see Sejad Halilović) Zdenko Jedvaj, Tin Jedvaj (son) Niko Kovač, Robert Kovač (brother) Zlatko Kranjčar, Niko Kranjčar (son) Ivica Landeka, Davor Landeka (brother), Iva Landeka (sister), Josip Landeka (cousin) Dejan Lovren, Davor Lovren (brother) Stojan Mamić, Zdravko Mamić, Zoran Mamić (brothers) Mato Mandžukić, Mario Mandžukić (son) Tomislav Marić, Marijo Marić (brother) Luka Modrić (see Mark Viduka) Igor Pamić, Alen Pamić, Zvonko Pamić (sons) Dado Pršo, Lorenzo Pršo (son), Milan Pršo (cousin), Luka Prso (nephew) Milan Rapaić, Boris Rapaić (son) Krševan Santini, Ivan Santini (brother) Milan Šašić, Marko Šašić (son), Célia Šašić (daughter-in-law) Kujtim Shala, Andis Shala (son) Ahmad Sharbini, Anas Sharbini (brother) Dario Šimić, Josip Šimić (brother), Roko Šimić (son) Zvonimir Soldo, Matija Soldo, Filip Soldo, Nikola Soldo (sons) Filip Tapalović, Toni Tapalović (brother) Vladimir Vasilj, Nikola Vasilj (son) Rudika Vida, Domagoj Vida (son) Rado Vidošić, Dario Vidošić (son)

List of former Yugoslavia association football families

Kosovo

Agim Ajdarević, Astrit Ajdarević (son), Alfred Ajdarević (son) Enis Alushi, Fatmire Alushi (née Bajramaj) (wife) Halil Asani, Elmir Asani (son) Besart Berisha, Enis Fetahu, Samir Ujkani (brother-in-law) Valon Berisha, Veton Berisha (brother) Suad Sahiti, Emir Sahiti (brother) Arianit Shaqiri, Xherdan Shaqiri (brother) Enis Terziqi, Essad Terziqi, Xhelal Terziqi, Xhemil Terziqi (brother), Xhafer Terziqi

Montenegro

Bojan Brnović, Nenad Brnović (brother) Branko Brnović, Dragoljub Brnović (brother) Igor Gluščević, Vladimir Gluščević (brother) Ivan Ivanović, Igor Ivanović (brother) Matija Sarkic, Oliver Sarkic (twins)

North Macedonia

Boban Babunski, David Babunski (son), Dorian Babunski (son) Boško Gjurovski, Milko Gjurovski (brother), Mario Gjurovski (son of Milko) Agim Ibraimi, Arijan Ademi (cousin) Goran Pandev, Sashko Pandev (brother) Stefan Ristovski, Milan Ristovski (brothers) Goran Stankovski, Luka Stankovski (son)

Serbia

A

Ivan Adžić, Luka Adžić (son) Dušan Arsenijević, Filip Arsenijević (son), Nemanja Arsenijević (son/brother) Halil Asani, Elmir Asani (son)

B

Dragiša Binić, Vladan Binić (son) Nenad Bjeković, Nenad Bjeković Jr. (son) Goran Bunjevčević, Mirko Bunjevčević (brother)

C

Ivan Čančarević, Milan Čančarević (brother), Luka Čančarević (son of Ivan/nephew), Ognjen Čančarević (nephew/son of Milan/cousin) Srđan Čebinac, Zvezdan Čebinac (twin brother) Miroslav Čermelj, Luka Čermelj (son), Filip Čermelj (son/brother) Goran Ćurko, Saša Ćurko (son)

D

Milan Davidov, Aleksandar Davidov (cousin) Zoran Dimitrijević, Miloš Dimitrijević (son) Boban Dmitrović, Filip Dmitrović (son) Goran Đorović, Zoran Đorović (twin brother) Ivan Dudić, Milan Dudić (twin brother)