Who are they the best players in croatian history? An answer to this question, which is not easy despite the young history of Croatian football since the separation of the Balkan country from the former Yugoslavia in 1991, when in full outbreak of the Balkan War, declared its independence.

A young football since his first competition as an independent team was the European Championship in England 1996 and his first World Cup in France 1998 where Croatia ranked fourth in the world. In Russia 2018, twenty years later, were left World Cup runners-up. We are going to review some of its best footballers in its young history as a country and a football federation.

The best players in the history of Croatia

Luka Modric

Ballon d'Or 2018, world runner-up in Russia 2018, 4 European Championships and 3 world. that of Qatar 2022 It will possibly be the fourth and last of his career where he arrives with 37 years. Possibly the best player in the history of Croatia.

Davor Suker

scorer in the France World Cup 1998, is the top scorer in Croatian history with 45 goals in 69 matches. With a career plagued with success, especially in Spain with the Seville and Real Madrid sheepskins, Davor Suker is without a doubt one of the best soccer players in the history of Croatia.

Zvonimir Boban

The captain of that spectacular generation of the World Cup in France 1998 and the man who left for history that kick to a policeman in 1990 that for many was the prelude to the Balkan War. Best Croatian player among 1991 Y 1999, was key in that Sacchi Milan.

Robert Prosinecki

Prosi was another of those key players in the post-war generation of the Balkans who left such a pleasant image, he left so much in the England Eurocup 1996 like in France 1998. Prosinecki played 2 Different World Cups with two different teams.

Ivan Rakitic

Another of the pearls of Croatian football and an important part of the generation led by Luka Modric. World runner-up in 2018, has played in 2 world (2014 Y 2018) Y 4 Eurocopas (2008, 2012, 2016 Y 2021). Qatar 2022 It will be his third World Cup. It just so happens that Rakitic was born in Switzerland and came to play with the lower teams of the Swiss country.

Dario Srna

Croatian Captain, he played for 134 matches with Croatia where he scored 22 goals despite being right back. He developed a large part of his career in Ukraine, en el Shaktar Donest.