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13.09.2025.Nutrition and mental health in focus of new HNS educational materials
As part of the UEFA HatTrick SES project, the Croatian Football Federation (HNS) continues to develop its educational platform HNS.family. In the new...
12.09.2025.HNS partners with the charity campaign “Let’s walk for those who cannot”
The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) will be a partner in the charity campaign “Let’s Walk for Those Who Cannot – 100 km in 24 Hours”, which will...
09.09.2025.Kustić and the associates from the HNS host DFB officials
The President of the Croatian Football Federation (HNS), Marijan Kustić, together with his associates, welcomed a delegation from the German Football...
17.06.2025.UEFA and HNS support the project for people with intellectual disabilities
The Croatian Football Federation has successfully submitted a project by the Osit Association from Krapina to the UEFA Foundation for Children...
- HNS presidents
- General Secretaries
- Head Coaches
Marijan Kustić
2021. –
Davor Šuker
2012. – 2021.
Vlatko Marković
1998. – 2012.
Branko Mikša
1997. – 1998.
dr. Josip Šoić
1996. – 1997.
Nadan Vidošević
1995. – 1996.
Đuro Brodarac
1995.
dr. Damir Matovinović (v.d.)
1994. – 1995.
dr. Mladen Vedriš
1990. – 1994.
Paško Viđak
1988. – 1990.
Antun Ćilić
1985. – 1988.
Adam Sušanj
1985.
Milivoj Ražov
1984. – 1985.
Dušan Veselinović
1982. – 1984.
Željko Huber
1981. – 1982.
Ljubo Španjol
1978. – 1981.
Vlato Bogatec
1976. – 1978.
Ivan Kolić
1971. – 1976.
Bruno Knežević
1968. – 1971.
Luka Bajakić
1965. – 1968.
Pero Splivalo
1959. – 1965.
Mirko Oklobdžija
1957. – 1959.
Vlado Ranogajec
1953. – 1957.
inž. Boris Bakrač
1950. – 1953.
Lazo Vračarić
1947. – 1950.
Ratko Viličić
1946. – 1947.
Mijo Hršak
1945. – 1946.
dr. Rinaldo Čulić
1945.
Vatroslav Petek
1942. – 1945.
dr. Rudolf Hitrec
1941. – 1942.
dr. Ivo Kraljević
1939. – 1941.
dr. Milan Graf
1918. – 1919.
Vladimir Očić
1918.
Dimitrije Magarašević
1914.
prof. dr. Milovan Zoričić
1912. – 1914.
Tomislav Svetina
2021. –
Marijan Kustić
2019. – 2021.
Damir Vrbanović
2012. – 2019.
Zorislav Srebrić
1998. – 2012.
Josip Čop
1996. – 1998.
Ante Pavlović (v.d.)
1995. – 1996.
Duško Grabovac
1990. – 1995.
prof. Marko Jurić
1981. – 1990.
Ante Pavlović
1962. – 1981.
Boris Tepšić
1959. – 1965.
Vlado Bogatec
1957. – 1965.
Mirko Oklobdžija
1950. – 1957.
Ivan Barišić
1949. – 1950.
Božidar Žapčić
1945. – 1948.
Rudolf Sabljak
1945. – 1947.
Bruno Knežević
1945. – 1949.
Danko Tuzlanić
1943. – 1945.
Nikola Zdunić
1943. – 1945.
Stjepan Sandia
1943. – 1945.
Božidar Žabčić
1943.
Rudolf Sabljak
1943.
Valent Malović
1940. – 1941.
Vatroslav Petek
1941.
Josip Šikić
1940. – 1941.
Mijo Hršak
1940.
Ivo Šuste
1940.
Viktor Mašek
1940.
Bogdan Cuvaj
1939. – 1940.
Julije Frangen
1939. – 1940.
Velimir Lamza
1939. – 1940.
Janko Justin
1918. – 1919.
Fran Šuklje
1918. – 1919.
Zvonimir Klobučar
1914. – 1918.
Zlatko Dalić
2017. –
Ante Čačić
2015. – 2017.
Niko Kovač
2013. – 2015.
Igor Štimac
2012. – 2013.
Slaven Bilić
2006. – 2012.
Zlatko Kranjčar
2004. – 2006.
Otto Barić
2002. – 2004.
Mirko Jozić
2000. – 2002.
Tomislav Ivić
1995.
Miroslav Blažević
1994. – 2000.
Vlatko Marković
1993.
Stanko Poklepović
1992.
Dražan Jerković
1990. – 1991.
Franjo Wölfl
1956.
Leo Lemešić
1956.
Bruno Knežević
1956.
Bernard Hügl
1943. – 1945.
Bogdan Cuvaj
1941. – 1943.
dr.Rudolf Hitrec
1941.
Jozo Jakopić
1939. – 1941.
Hugo Kinert
1918. – 1919.
- Accomplishments
- Awards
- National Team
- Youth teams
- Futsal
- 1996Hassan II Trophy: Winners
- 1998FIFA World Cup, France: Bronze medal
- 1998Highest FIFA World Ranking (3rd place)
- 1998UEFA U-18 European Championship, Cyprus: Bronze medal
- 1999Highest FIFA World Ranking (3rd place)
- 1999Korea cup: Winners
- 2001UEFA U-16 European Championship, England: Bronze medal
- 2018FIFA World Cup, Russia: Silver medal
- 2019UEFA U-19 Futsal Euro, Latvia: Silver medal
- 2022FIFA World Cup, Qatar: Bronze medal
- 2023UEFA Nations League: Silver medal
- 2024ACUD Cup, Egypt: Winners
- 1992Croatian Olympic Committee award "Matija Ljubek"
- 1994FIFA Best Mover of the Year
- 1997Team of the Year (Croatian daily "Sportske novosti"
- 1998FIFA Best mover of the Year
- 1998State award for sport "Franjo Bučar"
- 1998Team of the Year (Croatian daily "Sportske novosti")
- 2001Best promoter of Croatia (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2001Team of the Year (Croatian daily "Sportske novosti")
- 2006Best promoter of Croatia (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2007Best promoter of Croatia (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2008Team of the Year (Croatian daily "Sportske novosti")
- 2008Blue flower - Croatian National Tourist Board award
- 2014Best promoter of Croatia (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2015Best promoter of Croatia (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2018State award for sport "Franjo Bučar"
- 2018Charter of Republic of Croatia
- 2018Team of the year (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2018Best promoter of Croatia (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2018Team of the year (Croatian daily "Sportske novosti")
- 2022Best promoter of Croatia (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2022Team of the year (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2022Team of the Year (Croatian daily "Sportske novosti")
- 2023Best promoter of Croatia (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2023Team of the year (Croatian Olympic Committee)
- 2023Team of the Year (Croatian daily "Sportske novosti")
- 1996UEFA Euro, England: Quarterfinals
- 1998FIFA World Cup., France: Bronze medal
- 2002FIFA World Cup, Korea and Japan: Group stage
- 2004UEFA Euro, Portugal: Group stage
- 2006FIFA World Cup, Germany: Group stage
- 2008UEFA Euro, Austria and Switzerland: Quarterfinals
- 2012UEFA Euro, Poland and Ukraine: Group stage
- 2014FIFA World Cup, Brazil: Group Stage
- 2016UEFA Euro, France: Round of 16
- 2018FIFA World Cup, Russia: Silver medal
- 2021UEFA Euro 2020: Round of 16
- 2022FIFA World Cup, Qatar: Bronze medal
- 2023UEFA Nations League, Netherlands: Silver medal
- 2024UEFA Euro 2024: Group Stage
- 1996UEFA U-16 European Championship, Austria: Quarterfinals
- 1998UEFA U-16 European Championship, Scotland: Quarterfinals
- 1998UEFA U-18 European Championship, Cyprus: Bronze medal
- 1999FIFA U-20 World Cup, Nigeria: Knockout phase
- 1999UEFA U-16 European Championship, Czech Republic: Group stage
- 2000UEFA U-21 European Championship, Slovakia: Group stage
- 2000UEFA U-18 European Championship, Germany: Group stage
- 2001UEFA U-16 European Championship, England: Bronze medal
- 2001FIFA U-17 World Cup, Trinidad and Tobago: Group stage
- 2004UEFA U-21 European Championship, Germany: Group stage
- 2005UEFA U-17 European Championship, Italy: Semi-finals
- 2010UEFA U-19 European Championship, France: Semi-finals
- 2011FIFA U-20 World Cup, Columbia: Group stage
- 2012UEFA U-19 European Championship, Estonia: Group stage
- 2013UEFA U-17 European Championship, Slovakia: Group stage
- 2013FIFA U-20 World Cup, Turkey: Knockout phase
- 2013FIFA U-17 World Cup, UAE: Group stage
- 2015UEFA U-17 European Championships, Bulgaria: Quarterfinals
- 2015FIFA U-17 World Cup, Chile: Quarterfinals
- 2016UEFA U-19 European Championships, Germany: Group stage
- 2017UEFA U-17 European Championships, Croatia: Hosts/Group stage
- 2019UEFA U-21 European Championships, Italy/San Marino: Group stage
- 2021UEFA U-21 European Championships, Slovenia/Hungary: Quarterfinals
- 2023UEFA U-17 European Championships, Hungary: Group Stage
- 2023UEFA U-21 European Championships, Romania/Georgia: Group Stage
- 2024UEFA U-17 European Championships, Cyprus: Group Stage
- 1999UEFA Futsal EC, Spain: Group stage
- 2000FIFA Futsal WC, Guatemala: Group stage
- 2001UEFA Futsal EC, Russia: Group stage
- 2008UEFA Futsal U-21 EC, Russia: Group stage
- 2012UEFA Futsal EC, Croatia: Semi-finals
- 2014UEFA Futsal EC, Belgium: Quarter-finals
- 2016UEFA Futsal EC, Serbia: Group stage
- 2019UEFA U-19 Futsal Euro, Latvia: Silver medal
- 2022UEFA Futsal EC, Netherlands: Group stage
- 2022UEFA U-19 Futsal Euro, Spain: Group Stage
- 2023UEFA U-19 Futsal Euro, Croatia: Group Stage
- 2024FIFA Futsal WC, Uzbekistan: Round of 16
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Montenegro
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Table
WC2026 (Q)
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- 2.Češka5+512
- 3.Farski Otoci5-16
- 4.Crna Gora5-56
- 5.Gibraltar5-150
