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Ivor Pandurcurrent
Dario Šimić1993–1994
Ivan Jurić1993–1994- Stjepan Tomas1993–1993
Ivan Leko1994–1995
Tomo Šokota1994–1994
Igor Tudor1995–1995
Stipe Pletikosa1995–1998- Ivan Bošnjak1997–1997
Ivica Olić1997–1998- Jurica Vranješ1997–1999
Igor Budan1998–1999
Ivan Klasnić1998–1999
Ivan Turina1998–1999- Krunoslav Lovrek1998–1998
- Mate Bilić1998–1999
- Goran Rubil1999–2000
Jerko Leko1999–1999- Marko Babić1999–2000
Darijo Srna2000–2001- Goran Rubil2000–2000
Ante Tomić2001–2001
Niko Kranjčar2001–2002
Dario Krešić2002–2002- Hrvoje Čale2002–2004
Luka Modrić2003–2004
Josip Tadić2004–2006
Jurica Buljat2004–2005
Mario Mandžukić2004–2005
Vedran Ćorluka2004–2005
Ivan Strinić2005–2006
Nikola Kalinić2005–2007
Dejan Lovren2006–2008
Ivan Kelava2006–2007- Ivan Vargić2006–2006
Milan Badelj2006–2008
Ivan Perišić2007–2007
Ivan Santini2007–2007
Ivan Tomečak2007–2008
Josip Pivarić2007–2008
Andrej Kramarić2008–2010
Arijan Ademi2008–2010
Besart Abdurahimi2008–2008
Domagoj Antolić2008–2008
Domagoj Vida2008–2008
Mario Maloča2008–2008
Matej Delač2008–2011- Matej Jonjić2008–2010
Mateo Pavlović2008–2008- Ante Vukušić2009–2010
Mateo Kovačić2009–2010
Filip Bradarić2010–2010
Karlo Bručić2010–2011
Mijo Caktaš2010–2010
Mislav Oršić2010–2011
Šime Vrsaljko2010–2010
Ante Rebić2011–2012
Antonio Čolak2011–2012
Ivan Močinić2011–2012- Josip Elez2011–2012
Josip Radošević2011–2012
Jozo Šimunović2011–2013
Marcelo Brozović2011–2011
Marko Livaja2011–2012
Oliver Zelenika2011–2012
Simon Sluga2011–2012
Josip Mišić2012–2012- Josip Mišić2012–2013
Marko Pjaca2012–2012
Matej Mitrović2012–2012
Stipe Perica2012–2012
Tin Jedvaj2012–2013
Antonio Milić2013–2013
Dominik Livaković2013–2014
Ivica Ivušić2013–2013- Karlo Bartolec2013–2013
Mario Pašalić2013–2013- Stipe Perica2013–2013
Ante Ćorić2014–2015
Duje Ćaleta-Car2014–2015
Filip Benković2014–2014
Ivan Šunjić2014–2015
Toma Bašić2014–2015
Josip Brekalo2015–2017
Nikola Vlašić2015–2015- Gabriel Vidović2021
The Croatia national under-19 football team is a national association football team representing Croatia.
This team is specifically for players aged 19 or under, showcasing the country's young football talent.
The team is colloquially known as the Mladi vatreni, which translates to 'Young Blazers'.
Biography
Overview
The Croatia national under-19 football team, known as the Mladi vatreni, represents Croatia in international football competitions for players aged 19 or under. Governed by the Croatian Football Federation, the team is a member of both UEFA and FIFA, allowing them to compete on both European and global stages. The team's colors are inspired by national symbols, featuring the iconic Croatian checkerboard and the tricolor of the country.
History
Since its inception, the Mladi vatreni have made significant strides in youth football, qualifying for six UEFA European Under-19 Championships. Their appearances in 1998, 2000, 2010, 2012, 2016, and the upcoming 2026 tournament highlight their consistent presence in the competitive landscape of youth football in Europe. The team's best performances came when they secured third place twice, marking their greatest achievements in the tournament's history.
The development of young talent within the team has been crucial, as many players have gone on to represent the senior national team, showcasing the effectiveness of the youth program in nurturing future stars. The Mladi vatreni continue to be a vital part of Croatia's footballing identity, contributing to the nation's rich football heritage and future aspirations on the international stage.
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The Croatia national under-19 football team represents Croatia in international football matches for players aged 19 or under. It is governed by the Croatian Football Federation, the governing body for football in Croatia. It is a member of UEFA in Europe and FIFA in global competitions. The team's colours reference two national symbols: the Croatian checkerboard and the country's tricolour. They are colloquially referred to as the Mladi vatreni. So far, the Mladi vatreni have qualified for six UEFA European Under-19 Championships, namely in 1998, 2000, 2010, 2012 and 2016 and 2026. Croatia won third place twice, its greatest success in the tournament so far.
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