Milan Arnejčič

Born in Maribor on 18 October 1942, Arnejčič started playing with Železničar Maribor and helped them win the 1960 Slovenian regional cup by scoring two of the four goals of his club in the victory in the final over NK Ljubljana. In 1960, he moved to NK Maribor. During the 1960s he became one of the most prominent Slovenian players. He was part of Maribor team that got the promotion to the Yugoslav First League in 1967. He played with Maribor until 1969, making 58 appearances and scoring 15 goals in the top tier during the last two seasons there. In 1969, he joined Red Star Belgrade, who had won the Yugoslav championship in the last two seasons in 1968 and 1969. In the 1969–70 season Arnejčič joined Red Star, the club won the double (league and cup) with Arnejčič contributing 12 league appearances and 3 league goals for Red Star's third Yugoslav title in a row. Red Star was interested in bringing as well Tomislav Prosen and Mladen Kranjc, who, along with Arnejčič, were the main players of Maribor, however at the end they only brought Arnejčič in a deal which meant that Milan Janković, Vladislav Bogićević and Rade Radić moved to Maribor. After winning both national titles with Red Star in only one season, Arnejčič failed to impress, and he moved abroad in summer 1970 by joining Nationalliga (predecessor of the Austrian Bundesliga) side Grazer AK. He made 12 league appearances and scored 4 goals in the 1970–71 Austrian football championship in which GAK finished in 11th…

Red Star Yugoslav First League: 1969–70 Yugoslav Cup: 1970