Slovenia national under-21 football team

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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 U21 EURO 2009 tournament qualifications against Lithuania in June 2007.

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
GK Safet Jahič 25 January 1987 Flag of Slovenia Rudar Velenje
GK Marko Ranilovič 25 November 1986 Flag of Slovenia NK Maribor
DF Gregor Balažic 12 February 1988 Flag of Slovenia ND Gorica
DF Sebastjan Komel 18 February 1986 Flag of Slovenia ND Gorica
DF Aleksander Rajčevič Flag of Slovenia FC Koper
DF Erik Salkič 1 April 1987 Flag of Slovenia Interblock
DF Miral Samardžič 17 February 1987 Flag of Slovenia NK Maribor
MF Marko Drevenšek Flag of Slovenia NK Drava
MF Rok Elsner 25 January 1986 Flag of Slovenia Interblock
MF Rok Kronaveter 7 December 1986 Flag of Slovenia NK Drava
MF Anej Lovrečič 10 May 1987 Flag of Italy Lecce
MF Rene Mihelič Flag of Slovenia NK Maribor
MF Nejc Pečnik 3 January 1986 Flag of Slovenia CMC Publikum
MF David Tomažič-Šeruga 30 April 1986 Flag of Slovenia NK Maribor
FW Doris Kelenc 8 February 1986 Flag of Slovenia NK Drava
FW Tim Matavž 13 January 1989 Flag of the Netherlands FC Groningen
FW Davor Škerjanc Flag of Slovenia NK Primorje
FW Gorazd Zajc 28 December 1987 Flag of Slovenia NK Maribor


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