Zlatko Dračić

Croatian footballer

Zlatko DračićPersonal information

Full name|  Zlatko Dračić
Date of birth|  (1940-11-17) 17 November 1940 (age 83)
Place of birth|  Kutina, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Position(s)|  Forward
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1957–1968|  NK Zagreb|  |
1968|  Independiente|  |
1968–1969|  Zwolle|  |  (10)
1969–1970|  KSV Sottegem|  |
International career
1965|  Yugoslavia|  1|  (0)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Zlatko Dračić (born 17 November 1940) is a Croatian retired football player. From 1983 to 1986, he was vice-president of NK Zagreb and from 1989 to 1999 club director.[1]

## Club career[edit]

He is best known for playing as a prolific forward at NK Zagreb between 1957 and 1968, with whom he became top scorer in the 1964–65 Yugoslav First League, with 23 goals in 26 league appearances.

After leaving NK Zagreb in the late 1960s, he had short stints playing for Independiente in Argentina, Zwolle in the Netherlands, and KSV Sottegem in Belgium.

## International career[edit]

He was also capped once for Yugoslavia, in a September 1965 friendly against the Soviet Union played in Moscow, coming on as a substitute for Milan Galić.[2]

## References[edit]

1. ^ BIOGRAFIJE - ZLATKO DRAČIĆ \- Društvo sportaša veterana (in Croatian)
2. ^ "Player Database". EU-football. Retrieved 10 July 2022.

## External sources[edit]

* Zlatko Dračić at National-Football-Teams.com
* Zlatko Dračić at WorldFootball.net
* Zlatko Dračić at Reprezentacija.rs (in Serbian)
* Profile at Nogometni Leksikon (in Croatian)

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Yugoslav First League top scorers

Kingdom of Yugoslavia
(1923–1940)|

* 1923: Jovanović
* 1924: Jovanović
* 1925: Jovanović
* 1926: Petković
* 1927: Sotirović
* 1928: Benčić
* 1929: Vujadinović
* 1930: Marjanović
* 1931: Vujadinović
* 1932: Valjarević
* 1933: Kragić
* 1935: Lemešić
* 1936: Marjanović
* 1937: Marjanović
* 1938: Lešnik
* 1939: Lešnik
* 1940: Glišović

SFR Yugoslavia
(1945–1992)|

* 1945: Bobek
* 1947: Wölfl
* 1948: Wölfl
* 1949: Matošić
* 1950: Valok
* 1951: Tomašević
* 1952: Jocić
* 1953: Živanović
* 1954: Bobek
* 1955: Marković, Tomašević & Vukas
* 1956: Mujić, Ognjanov & Veselinović
* 1957: Veselinović
* 1958: Veselinović
* 1959: B. Kostić
* 1960: B. Kostić
* 1961: Prljinčević & Veselinović
* 1962: Jerković
* 1963: Smajlović
* 1964: Ferhatović
* 1965: Dračić
* 1966: Nadoveza
* 1967: Hasanagić
* 1968: Santrač
* 1969: Lazarević
* 1970: Santrač & Bajević
* 1971: Nadoveza & Janković
* 1972: Santrač
* 1973: Santrač & Lazarević
* 1974: Popivoda
* 1975: D. Savić & Đorđević
* 1976: Bjeković
* 1977: Filipović
* 1978: R. Savić
* 1979: D. Savić
* 1980: Sušić & D. Kostić
* 1981: Radović
* 1982: Cerin
* 1983: Halilović
* 1984: Pančev
* 1985: Vujović
* 1986: Čop
* 1987: Mihajlović
* 1988: Milinković
* 1989: Šuker
* 1990: Pančev
* 1991: Pančev
* 1992: Pančev

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