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On this page I'll describe Robert Prosinecki's life. I will talk about were he was born information like that. Robert Prosinecki was born in the German city of Schweiniger. He was born on the 12th. January 1969. At the tender age of 18 Prosinecki joined Crvena Zvezda and after many years at Zvezda Prosinecki joined Spainish giants Real Madrid in 1991 and later left for Madrid rivils Real Oviedo in 1994. He spend a couple of seasons at Oviedo and joined the Spainish giants Barcelona in 1995 and was sold to Sevilla in 1996. After a few seasons there he left for his home country Croatia and joined Hrv. dragovoljac and later left that season to join German side Standard. Robert Prosinecki left Standard to fulfill his dream of joining a English team. This team was Portsmouth. He signed on a Free in mid-Augest 2001 to add support to Pompey down the wing. Prosinecki has linked up very well with Scottish winger Kevin Harper and Mladen Rudonja. We wish him well in his future at Pompey. Robbie has recently been linked up with a German team but we don't know the price, but we do believe its in the region of 2,000,000. Japan keeper Yoshi Kawaguchi is back in the Portsmouth team and is given another chance is impress through new Pompey manager Harry Redknapp!
More facts from Bojan Zganec (Bob) from Croatia:-
At 18-years old he was playing for Crvena Zvezda and in 1990/1991 season they won the Champions League. The club who helped him to be a great player is his favorite club Dinamo Zagreb.He was playing for Dinamo from when he was 15 to when he was 18 years old. So when Robbi was sign up for Zvezda the people in Croatia didnt like him so much, and still some people didnt forrget him that. ( like Cambell from Tottenham to Arsenal,but dont forget Robbi was Croat, and he goes to Serbian Club ). So after Spain he come back to Croatia. First in Dinamo , then Hrv. dragovoljac, then Standard.
Belive me he is now 32, but he is still one of the bestest midfielders in the UK.
He won award for the best young player in the world cup in 1989. When Yugoslavia won the Young World Cup in Chile.
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