Slovenia national under-21 football team

The Slovenian national under-21 team was established in 1994. The current manager is Branko Zupan who has been in place since 2001.

[edit] Current squad

The following players named for friendly tournament Vale de Tejo in February 2007.

Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Club
GK	Safet Jahič	25 January 1987	Partizan
GK	Marko Ranilovič	25 November 1986	NK Maribor
DF	Gregor Balažic	12 February 1988	Benfica
DF	Denis Halilovič	2 March 1986	CMC Publikum
DF	Sebastjan Komel	18 February 1986	ND Gorica
DF	Jan Pahor	10 June 1986	ND Gorica
DF	Erik Salkič	1 April 1987	Interblock
DF	Miral Samardžič	17 February 1987	NK Maribor
MF	Tadej Apatič	7 July 1987	NK Domžale
MF	Sandro Bloudek	16 February 1986	Cremonese
MF	Rok Elsner	25 January 1986	Interblock
MF	Doris Kelenc	8 February 1986	NK Drava
MF	Rok Kronaveter	7 December 1986	NK Drava
MF	Nejc Pečnik	3 January 1986	CMC Publikum
MF	Danijel Rakušček	10 June 1986	ND Gorica
MF	David Tomažič-Šeruga	30 April 1986	NK Maribor
FW	Maksut Azizi	18 June 1986	FK Vetra
FW	Dragan Jelič	27 February 1986	Rizespor
FW	Tim Matavž	13 January 1989	ND Gorica
FW	Gzim Rexhaj	8 July 1986	ND Gorica
FW	Jan Šimenko	6 July 1986	NK Aluminij
FW	Gorazd Zajc	28 December 1987	NK Maribor

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