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Robert Prosinečki is the only player in the history of the FIFA World Cup to have scored goals for two different national teams. He scored for Yugoslavia at the 1990 World Cup and for Croatia at the 1998 World Cup, where his two goals helped Croatia to a third-place finish.
Robert Prosinečki left Dinamo Zagreb in 1987 after head coach Miroslav Blažević refused to give the eighteen-year-old a professional contract. Red Star Belgrade's technical director Dragan Džajić arranged a tryout after being approached by a man who introduced himself as Prosinečki's uncle, and the transfer was completed with no fee paid to Dinamo.
At Red Star Belgrade, Robert Prosinečki won three Yugoslav First League titles, the Yugoslav Cup, and the 1991 European Cup. He also won the Golden Ball as best player at the 1987 FIFA World Youth Championship while representing Yugoslavia's youth national team during his time at the club.
Robert Prosinečki's goals and assists in the 2001-02 season were instrumental in saving Portsmouth from relegation in England's First Division. Readers of The News newspaper voted him into an all-time best Portsmouth eleven at the end of the 2007-08 season, making him the only non-British player selected.
Robert Prosinečki played for Real Madrid from 1991 to 1995, spending the 1994-95 season on loan at Real Oviedo, then signed for Barcelona in July 1995 and was sold to Sevilla in December 1996. He won the Copa del Rey, the Supercopa de España, and the Copa Iberoamericana during his years at Real Madrid.
Robert Prosinečki was appointed manager of the Kyrgyzstan national football team at the end of 2025, signing a one-year contract with an option to extend based on the team's performance at the 2027 AFC Asian Cup. He previously managed Montenegro, with his final match as their coach coming in September 2025.