uff,u udinam je već ben,a još i ferro. 2/2 "moja".
ovo bi vas moglo zanimati (ako već niste iskomentirali,nabijete dnevno stranica naravno): https://croatiansports.com/dinamo-zagreb-vs-hajduk-split-whos-academy-is-better-at-the-moment/
Toni Silić (17) – Born in 2004, Silić already stands at 6’4 and is the hottest Croatian goalkeeping talent at the moment. Silić has allowed only two goals in four games in the UEFA Youth League, and two goals in three games in the 2021-22 Junior HNL. Every Croatian football supporter should have Toni Silić on their radar. Grade: A
Luka Škaričić (20) – Škaričić is a born leader. The 20 year-old center-back has captained Hajduk’s U19 in their UEFA Youth League Campaign, and has played a huge part in the squad’s three wins and a tie in the competition. Škaričić is one of Croatia’s most underrated talents, and will most likely become a huge part of Hajduk’s first team in the near future. Due to his wonderful performances on Hajduk’s youth teams, Škaričić was given a professional contract from the club until 2024. Grade: B
Luka Bradarić (18) – Bradarić is an extremely exciting talent for both Hajduk and Croatia, and the brother of Lille’s Domagoj Bradarić. The center-back has made five appearances for Croatia’s U19 squad, three in the UEFA Youth League for Hajduk. Bradarić is exceptionally fast, very good in the air, and plays with elegance and dominance. He is always at the right place at the right time. Grade: A-
Luka Vušković (14) – The youngest player you’ll read about today, but also one of the most promising. Luka Vušković is the brother of Hamburg’s star center-back Mario Vušković. Luka, also a center-back himself, is already playing for Hajduk’s U17 squad at the age of 14 – a true rarity. He stands at 6’4, duels players about three years older than himself, and has stellar defensive skills in his DNA! What more can you ask for at such a young age? Grade: A
Marko Brkljača (17) – Brkljača deserves a whole book written about his talents on the pitch. The central-midfielder has a goal and two assists in four UEFA Youth League games for Hajduk, and has already appeared twice for Hajduk in the Prva Liga (and has also scored in friendlies for the first team on multiple occasions). Brkljača was included in The Guardian’s 2021 “60 of the Best Young Talents in World Football”, and has been linked with a move to Juventus for over a year. He is a top-five prospect in all of Croatian football. Grade: A+
Mate Ivković (16) – Ivković is a serious talent. At the age of 15, Ivković was already starting and scoring for Croatia’s U15 squad, impressing many large clubs across Europe. Red Bull Salzburg and Roma have been heavily linked to the defensive-midfielder, some rumors even suggesting that he may be joining Roma in the very near future. With his contract with Hajduk expiring this summer, the move is very likely to happen. Grade: A-
Ivan Krolo (19) – Krolo is another remarkable defensive-midfielder climbing through Hajduk’s youth ranks. The talented youngster has already made six appearances for Croatia’s U19 squad, and has one assist in three UEFA Youth League matches. Krolo has traveled with Hajduk’s first team on multiple occasions, but has only appeared in friendly matches. Grade: B
Ivan Ćubelić (18) – Ćubelić has the potential to be a key player for the Vatreni one day. However, the last six months have been rough for the attacking-midfielder. Last summer, Ćubelić was loaned to Druga Liga side Dugopolje, where he scored twice and assisted once in 11 matches. He has competed in six matches for Croatia’s U19 squad, and has appeared in one Prva Liga match and multiple friendlies for Hajduk. Ćubelić, once a superstar in Hajduk’s academy, is gradually becoming one of the club’s biggest busts in a while. Grade: C+
Duje Reić (15) – Reić is the perfect box-to-box midfielder. He has outstanding game IQ, beautiful ball control, and fantastic vision. He also finds himself on the scoresheet every so often. Reić caught the eye of Barcelona, and was was offered a week-long trial at La Masia to showcase his talent. Reić is almost certainly one for the future. Grade: A-
Marin Ljubičić (19) – Ljubičić is a beast! The young striker already has 9 goals and three assists in 30 matches for Hajduk, and has been dubbed the “Split Mbappe” by Croatian media and supporters. Ljubičić was Hajduk’s star in UEFA Conference League qualifiers, scoring twice in their first leg matchup vs. Tobol Kostanay. Earlier this month, several Italian sides were in talks with Hajduk to sign the forward. However, Hajduk’s asking price of €5M proved to be too high for the 19 year-old. Ljubičić is an active member of Croatia’s U21 squad, and is expected to be a star for the Vatreni one day. Grade: A
Stipe Biuk (19) – 2021 was fantastic for Stipe Biuk. The left-winger was heroic for Hajduk Split and the Croatian U21 side in the U21 Euro Championship. Biuk has seen the pitch 17 times this season in the Prva Liga, scoring once and assisting twice, but constantly putting on a show. His dribbling skills are out of this world, and he plays with the composure of a 10-year veteran. Biuk scored Hajduk’s 2020-21 ‘goal of the season’ against Gorica, and has won the heart of the Torcida. Grade: A
Jere Vrcić (17) – Vrcić is a young stud. In the U17 HNL, Vrcić scored 15 goals in only 16 starts, and is already expected to crack Hajduk’s first team once Biuk and Ljubičić depart. At only 17 years-old, Vrčić has already made four appearances for Hajduk’s U19s in the UEFA Youth League, as in under a professional contract with the club until 2023. Vrcić has put up very impressive numbers during his time with Hajduk’s academy, and is a promising talent for the future of Croatian football. Grade: B+
Mate Antunović (17) – Antunović has been surprisingly impressive recently. The young center-forward scored once and assisted twice in three appearances for Hajduk’s U19s in the UEFA Youth League. He also has two goals in five appearances in the HNL Juniori, and is a member of Croatia’s U18 squad. Antunović has caught the interest of Italian side Pisa in the past month, but staying with Hajduk would be best for his career. Grade: A-
Dinamo: A-
Goalkeepers: B-
Defenders: B+
Midfielders: A-
Forwards: A
Hajduk: B+
Goalkeepers: B-
Defenders: B
Midfielders: A-
Forwards: A-
For the first time in a long time, Dinamo and Hajduk’s academies are neck and neck. Although Dinamo have a slight edge on Hajduk, both clubs are playing a huge role in producing another golden generation of Croatian footballers. The brewing competition between these two talent factories is exactly what the HNS need to continue succeeding at the highest level.
