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- ↑ KLEMEN BOLHA NOV ČLAN RDEČE-BELIH - NK Alumnij (in Slovene)
- ↑ Poleti bo novega delodajalca iskal tudi Klemen Bolha: 30-letni slovenski vezist se po enem letu poslavlja od srbskega Napredka - Planet Nogomet (in Slovene)
