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Aleksandar Čubrilo

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Aleksandar Čubrilo (born November 25, 1975) is a former Serbian professional basketball player.
==Biography==
Born in Zadar, in today's Croatia. He moved to Belgrade and spent the best years of his playing career in Serbian powerhouse KK Partizan. During his 8 years long spell at Partizan, he won three consecutive national championships, four national cups and participated in 1997-98 Euroleague Final Four.〔(KK Partizan squads and trophies )〕 In 2001 he left for Slovenian champions Olimpija, but failed to play in single official game. In November the same year he signed for Russian club CSK VVS Samara, and although he played very well the club didn't offer him another contact. He returned to Serbia and signed for Vojvodina. Due to knee injury he didn't play for almost two years, and in 2004 he returned to basketball for a brief spells in a couple of lower league clubs.〔(Aleksandar Cubrilo will play next year for Avala Ada )〕 After playing a minor role in German club Gießen,〔(Statistics for 2006/07 season )〕 he ended his career at the age of 32.〔(Nisam promašaj, ''Press'', May 23, 2007 )〕

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