Ratko Kacian
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Career & Clubs
Kacian played for HAŠK in Zagreb and Hajduk Split before moving to Dinamo Zagreb after World War II.
He played a single match for the Banovina of Croatia team, (then a province of Kingdom of Yugoslavia) in a December 1940 friendly against Hungary. During the World War II he went on to earn nine caps for the Independent State of Croatia team, all of them in friendlies with other Axis powers nations. After the war, he continued playing professional football, and earned a single cap for Yugoslavia in May 1946, in a friendly against Czechoslovakia.
- Club
- HAŠK (1936–1939)
- Club
- HNK Hajduk Split (1939–1941)
- Club
- HAŠK (1941–1945)
- Club
- GNK Dinamo Zagreb (1945–1949)
- Club
- Croatia men's national football team (1940–1943)
- Club
- Yugoslavia men's national football team (1946–1946)
- National team
- Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Personal
Clubs
- HAŠK1936–1939
- HNK Hajduk Split1939–1941
- Croatia men's national football team1940–1943
- HAŠK1941–1945
- GNK Dinamo Zagreb1945–1949
- Yugoslavia men's national football team1946–1946
Played together with
- Adrian AliajHNK Hajduk Split · 1996–1998
- Adrian ŠemperGNK Dinamo Zagreb
Adrián CalelloGNK Dinamo Zagreb · 2009–2012- Albin PelakGNK Dinamo Zagreb · 2003–2004
- Aleksandar KozlinaHNK Hajduk Split · 1958–1966
- Aleksandar RistićHNK Hajduk Split · 1966–1970
- Aleksandar ŽivkovićCroatia men's national football team · 1940–1940
- Alen BokšićCroatia men's national football team · 1993–2002
- Alen BokšićHNK Hajduk Split · 1987–1991
Alen HalilovićCroatia men's national football team · 2013–2019- Alen HalilovićGNK Dinamo Zagreb · 2013–2014
- Alen PeternacCroatia men's national football team · 1999–1999
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Ratko Kacian was a Croatian and Yugoslav footballer. He played internationally for the wartime Independent State of Croatia team from 1940 to 1943 and for the Yugoslavia national team in 1946. He was also part of Yugoslavia's squad at the 1948 Summer Olympics in London, without appearing in any matches.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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