Bilic to leave Croatia job as Klasnic and Petric omitted

Slaven Bilic has announced he will step down as coach of Croatia’s national team after Euro 2012.

Bilic to leave Croatia job as Klasnic and Petric omitted
Thu, 10 May, 2012 - 16:27

Slaven Bilic has announced he will step down as coach of Croatia’s national team after Euro 2012.

The 43-year-old confirmed the news at a press conference today to unveil a provisional 27-man squad for the tournament in Poland and Ukraine.

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