Ljubinko Drulović
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Ljubinko Drulović (born 11 September 1968) was a Yugoslavian / Serbian footballer. He played in Portugal for Gil Vicente, FC Porto, Benfica and Penafiel.
He is one of very few players to have contributed to each of FC Porto's five consecutive titles during the nineties. Drulović will forever be remembered at Porto for his pin-point assists and incredible ability to cross the ball. He is linked to Mário Jardel during their FC Porto glory days for being the main provider for his many goals with the Dragons. Although Drulović defected to FC Porto's rivals Benfica in the twilight of his career, he is still loved by Porto's supporters.
He also played for Yugoslavia national football team, in Euro 2000 finals. Before leaving to Portugal, he played in several smaller Serbian clubs: FK Zlatar, FK Sloga (Požega), FK Sloboda (Užice), FK Rad (Belgrade).
Following his almost decade-long stay in Portugese league he finished out his career with FK Partizan (Belgrade).
Drulović played 38 matches for Yugoslavia national team and scored 3 goals.
Drulović is currently manager of the Portugese club GD Tourizense.
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1 Kralj | 2 Mirković | 3 Đorović | 4 Jokanović | 5 Đukić | 6 Brnović | 7 Jugović | 8 Savićević | 9 Mijatović | 10 Stojković | 11 Mihajlović | 12 Leković | 13 Komljenović | 14 Saveljić | 15 Drulović | 16 Petrović | 17 Milošević | 18 Govedarica | 19 Stević | 20 Stanković | 21 Ognjenović | 22 Kovačević | Coach: Santrač |
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