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・ Željko Rohatinski
・ Željko Samardžić
・ Željko Senečić
・ Željko Simović
・ Željko Sopić
・ Željko Sošić
・ Željko Srdić
・ Željko Stinčić
・ Željko Tadić
・ Željko Tanasković
・ Željko Tomić
・ Željko Topić
・ Željko Trajković
・ Željko Turk
・ Željko Vincek
Željko Vuković
・ Željko Vuković (born 1963)
・ Željko Vyjeta
・ Željko Zagorac
・ Željko Čajkovski
・ Željko Đokić
・ Željko Đurđić
・ Željko Šakić
・ Željko Šašić
・ Željko Šturanović
・ Željko Župetić
・ Željne
・ Željo moja
・ Željova
・ Željuša


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Željko Vuković

Željko Vuković (born 9 February 1962) is a retired international Croatian and Austrian football player.
==Club career==
His first appearance in the Yugoslav First League occurred in 1985 when he was playing in the Croatian giants Dinamo Zagreb, where he played until 1988. Still in Yugoslav First League, in 1988 he moved to Dinamo Vinkovci where he played between 1988 and 1990, having played a total of 69 top league matches in those two seasons there. In summer of 1990, he moved to the neighbour rivals NK Osijek where he will play a single but very solid season there that will earn him a call to one of the first Croatian national team matches. In 1991 he was transferred to Austrian club Vorwärts Steyr, where he stayed four seasons and played 136 matches, having scored 11 goals, an impressive achievement for a defender. In 1995 he made a big move to GAK Graz where he became one of the pillars in the defense. His 103 games, having scored seven goals, say it all. In 1999, and already with 37 springs on his shoulders, he moved to another Austrian Football Bundesliga club FC Kärnten where he stayed until 2002.

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