NK Zagreb [SEP] league
HNL in 2002 with 21 goals scored in 29 appearances for NK Zagreb. Also worth mentioning here is Joško Popović (who played in the 1990s), 2nd top-goalscorer ever in Prva HNL.
In the championship of 2002, NK Zagreb broke the duopoly of NK Dinamo and NK Hajduk for the first time. Standard lineup for the champion team was: Vasilj, Stavrevski, Pirić, Ješe, Bulat, Poldrugač, Duro, Hasančić, Franja, Lovrek, Olić.
There are two other football competitions being played
Dinamo Zagreb, NK Kvarner Rijeka, NK Proleter Osijek, NK Trešnjevka Zagreb, Austria FC Klagenfurt (today's FC Kärnten), FK Velež Mostar and FK Sartid Smederevo, among others.
He spent his final years at a retirement home in Zagreb. He is buried in Mirogoj Cemetery.
Honours.
- BSK Belgrade
- Kingdom of Yugoslavia First League: 1934-35, 1935-36
- Yugoslav Cup: 1934
- Građanski Zagreb
- Kingdom of Yugoslavia First League: 1939-40