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Mladen Petrić (born January 1 1981) is a
Croatian football striker. He has dual
Croatian-Swiss citizenship.
Born in Dubrave (village close to Brčko) in
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Petrić first moved
with his family to Vinkovci, Croatia, due to
war and then later to Neuenhof, Switzerland,
where he started to play football at the
local club FC Neuenhof before moving to FC
Baden and starting his professional career at
the club in the summer of 1998. He left FC
Baden after one season and went on to sign
with Grasshoppers Zürich in the summer of
1999.
In 2001, Petrić was spotted in Switzerland
by Mirko Jozić, head coach of the Croatian
national team at the time, and made his
international debut for Croatia during the
team's South Korean tour in November 2001,
where they played two friendly matches
against the Korean national team. Petrić
appeared in both of the two matches as a
second-half substitute, but was subsequently
nevertheless not called up to be part of the
Croatian squad at the 2002 World Cup finals.
He scored his first goal for Croatia in their
friendly match against Wales on August 21,
2002 in Varaždin, which ended in a 1-1 draw.
He subsequently made his competitive
international debut as a second-half
substitute in Croatia's opening match of the
Euro 2004 qualifying against Estonia, but did
not play any international matches at the
A-team level for three and half years
following this match.
At club level, Petrić spent five seasons
with Grasshoppers Zürich before leaving the
club for FC Basel in the summer of 2004 for a
transfer fee of three million euros and
signing a four-year contract until June 2008.
Playing for Grasshoppers, he made a total of
114 domestic league appearances and scored 30
goals for the club in the league.
In early 2006, Petrić made his international
comeback with the Croatian national team by
appearing as a second-half substitute in the
team's friendly matches against Korea
Republic at the Carlsberg Cup in Hong Kong
and Argentina in Basel. He was eventually
omitted from the final 23-man squad for the
2006 World Cup finals, but received a
pre-invitation.
At club level, Petrić was the fourth best
goalscorer of the Swiss Super League for the
2005-06 season, scoring 15 goals in 31
matches. In the same season, he also appeared
for FC Basel in all of their 12 UEFA Cup
matches and managed to score three goals
before the club was eliminated by
Middlesbrough in the quarterfinals of the
competition. He continued to perform well for
FC Basel in the 2006-07 season of the Swiss
Super League, scoring nine goals in eleven
matches so far. He is currently also playing
with the club in the 2006-07 season of the
UEFA Cup and netted a brace in their
first-leg first-round 6-2 home victory over
Rabotnički Kometal.
In early August 2006, he was called up by the
Croatian national team's new coach Slaven
Bilić to be part of the team in their
friendly match against Italy on August 16,
2006 in Livorno and appeared in the match as
a second-half substitute. He is currently
also participating with the Croatian team in
their Euro 2008 qualifying campaign,
appearing in all of the team's three
qualifying matches so far. In the second
qualifier, against Andorra on October 7, 2006
in Zagreb, he scored four goals in only 60
minutes of playing and became the first ever
player to score four goals for the Croatian
national football team in a competitive
match. Croatia won the match 7-0, celebrating
therewith their highest competitive victory
ever.
In the final moments of FC Basel's UEFA Cup
group-stage match versus AS Nancy-Lorraine on
November 23, 2006, Petrić was installed in
goal after Basel's keeper Franco Costanzo was
sent off for a foul on Nancy's Issiar Dia and
the team have already made all three
substitutions. The foul resulted in a penalty
kick that gave Nancy the final chance for an
away victory, but Petrić was able to make an
amazing save and stopped the penalty kick
taken by Mickaël Chrétien, helping his team
to drive home one point with a 2-2 draw.euro
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Mladen Petrić (born January 1 1981) is a
Croatian football striker. He has dual
Croatian-Swiss citizenship.
Born in Dubrave (village close to Brčko) in
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Petrić first moved
with his family to Vinkovci, Croatia, due to
war and then later to Neuenhof, Switzerland,
where he started to play football at the
local club FC Neuenhof before moving to FC
Baden and starting his professional career at
the club in the summer of 1998. He left FC
Baden after one season and went on to sign
with Grasshoppers Zürich in the summer of
1999.
In 2001, Petrić was spotted in Switzerland
by Mirko Jozić, head coach of the Croatian
national team at the time, and made his
international debut for Croatia during the
team's South Korean tour in November 2001,
where they played two friendly matches
against the Korean national team. Petrić
appeared in both of the two matches as a
second-half substitute, but was subsequently
nevertheless not called up to be part of the
Croatian squad at the 2002 World Cup finals.
He scored his first goal for Croatia in their
friendly match against Wales on August 21,
2002 in Varaždin, which ended in a 1-1 draw.
He subsequently made his competitive
international debut as a second-half
substitute in Croatia's opening match of the
Euro 2004 qualifying against Estonia, but did
not play any international matches at the
A-team level for three and half years
following this match.
At club level, Petrić spent five seasons
with Grasshoppers Zürich before leaving the
club for FC Basel in the summer of 2004 for a
transfer fee of three million euros and
signing a four-year contract until June 2008.
Playing for Grasshoppers, he made a total of
114 domestic league appearances and scored 30
goals for the club in the league.
In early 2006, Petrić made his international
comeback with the Croatian national team by
appearing as a second-half substitute in the
team's friendly matches against Korea
Republic at the Carlsberg Cup in Hong Kong
and Argentina in Basel. He was eventually
omitted from the final 23-man squad for the
2006 World Cup finals, but received a
pre-invitation.
At club level, Petrić was the fourth best
goalscorer of the Swiss Super League for the
2005-06 season, scoring 15 goals in 31
matches. In the same season, he also appeared
for FC Basel in all of their 12 UEFA Cup
matches and managed to score three goals
before the club was eliminated by
Middlesbrough in the quarterfinals of the
competition. He continued to perform well for
FC Basel in the 2006-07 season of the Swiss
Super League, scoring nine goals in eleven
matches so far. He is currently also playing
with the club in the 2006-07 season of the
UEFA Cup and netted a brace in their
first-leg first-round 6-2 home victory over
Rabotnički Kometal.
In early August 2006, he was called up by the
Croatian national team's new coach Slaven
Bilić to be part of the team in their
friendly match against Italy on August 16,
2006 in Livorno and appeared in the match as
a second-half substitute. He is currently
also participating with the Croatian team in
their Euro 2008 qualifying campaign,
appearing in all of the team's three
qualifying matches so far. In the second
qualifier, against Andorra on October 7, 2006
in Zagreb, he scored four goals in only 60
minutes of playing and became the first ever
player to score four goals for the Croatian
national football team in a competitive
match. Croatia won the match 7-0, celebrating
therewith their highest competitive victory
ever.
In the final moments of FC Basel's UEFA Cup
group-stage match versus AS Nancy-Lorraine on
November 23, 2006, Petrić was installed in
goal after Basel's keeper Franco Costanzo was
sent off for a foul on Nancy's Issiar Dia and
the team have already made all three
substitutions. The foul resulted in a penalty
kick that gave Nancy the final chance for an
away victory, but Petrić was able to make an
amazing save and stopped the penalty kick
taken by Mickaël Chrétien, helping his team
to drive home one point with a 2-2 draw.euro
hrvatska hirvatistan croatia turkey germany
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