List of Prva HNL players

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This is a list of Prva HNL players who have made 200 or more appearances in the Croatian First Football League. Statistics are updated as of 16 April 2022.

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NameNationalityPositionAppsGoalsPrva HNL clubsSeasonsYears
Jakov Surać Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF45320 Zadar, Osijek, NK Zagreb 211992–2015
Miljenko Mumlek Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW399106 Varteks, Dinamo Zagreb, Slaven Belupo 171992–2010
Damir Vuica Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF37217 Osijek, Hajduk Split, Kamen Ingrad 181992–2008
Krunoslav Rendulić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF35520 Osijek, Belišće, Šibenik, NK Zagreb, Hajduk Split, Kamen Ingrad, Rijeka, Lučko 171992–2012
Ivan Krstanović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW346123 NK Zagreb, Dinamo Zagreb, Rijeka, Zadar, Lokomotiva, Slaven Belupo 132008–2023
Davor Vugrinec Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW340146 Varteks / Varaždin, Rijeka, Dinamo Zagreb, NK Zagreb, Slaven Belupo 151993–2015
Mladen Bartolović Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina FW33878 Segesta, Cibalia, Dinamo Zagreb, NK Zagreb, Hajduk Split 141997–2013
Josip Bulat Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF31814 Šibenik, Hajduk Split, NK Zagreb, Rijeka 141992–2007
Damir Krznar Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF31511 Varteks, Dinamo Zagreb, Inter Zaprešić 171992–2009
Nino Bule Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW31089 NK Zagreb, Hajduk Split, Rijeka, Inter Zaprešić, Lokomotiva 141996–2011
Hrvoje Štrok Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF30541 NK Zagreb, Dinamo Zagreb, Inter Zaprešić, Rijeka 132000–2013
Ivica Solomun Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia GK3041 Varteks, Belišće, Slaven Belupo 121992–2004
Arijan Ademi Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF30325 Šibenik, Dinamo Zagreb , Lokomotiva 162008–
Goran Mujanović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF30047 Pomorac, Varteks, Slaven Belupo, Rijeka 122002–2014
Nikola Šafarić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF30044 Varteks, Rijeka, Slaven Belupo 141999–2011
Dominik Livaković Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia GK2970 NK Zagreb, Dinamo Zagreb 122012–2023
Edin Mujčin Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina MF29342 Marsonia, Dinamo Zagreb, Kamen Ingrad 121994–2007
Roy Ferenčina Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF29114 Inker Zaprešić, Marsonia, Hrvatski Dragovoljac, Slaven Belupo 121993–2004
Kristijan Čaval Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF28924 Rijeka, Kamen Ingrad, Šibenik, Slaven Belupo 151998–2013
Jasmin Agić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF28911 Rijeka, Dinamo Zagreb, Croatia Sesvete 131993–2010
Mile Škorić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF28916 Osijek 142008–2023
Mario Lučić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF28612 Cibalia, Dinamo Zagreb, Varteks 151999–2012
Josip Milardović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF28023 Osijek, Međimurje, Cibalia, Slaven Belupo, Inker Zaprešić 112002–2013
Bakir Beširević Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina MF27949 Osijek, Pazinka 101992–2002
Aljoša Vojnović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW27733 Osijek, Croatia Sesvete, Slaven Belupo, RNK Split, Istra 1961 142002–2018
Joško Popović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW274111 NK Zagreb, Šibenik, Kamen Ingrad 121992–2004
Igor Musa Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF27451 Dubrovnik, Hrvatski Dragovoljac, Rijeka, Hajduk Split, Slaven Belupo 121992–2007
Mateas Delić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF27334 Slaven Belupo 122006–2020
Goran Paracki Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF2728 Rijeka, Karlovac, RNK Split, Slaven Belupo , Istra 1961 132006–
Marijo Dodik Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina FW27183 Slaven Belupo, Cibalia, Inter Zaprešić 111999–2009
Mario Čižmek Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF26925 NK Zagreb, Kamen Ingrad, Inter Zaprešić, Croatia Sesvete 131994–2010
Petar Bošnjak Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF26617 Mladost 127, Slaven Belupo 141996–2008
Vedran Purić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2622 Slaven Belupo 112008–2018
Dražen Pernar Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2545 Cibalia 111992–2004
Bernard Gulić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF25121 Inter Zaprešić, Hrvatski Dragovoljac 141997–2012
Zoran Kastel Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF25011 Osijek, Belišće, Inker Zaprešić, Varteks 131992–2005
Mario Čutura Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF24923 Cibalia, Dinamo Zagreb, NK Zagreb, Croatia Sesvete 121996–2009
Ivo Smoje Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF24621 Kamen Ingrad, Osijek, Hajduk Split 122002–2013
Daniel Šarić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF24518 Rijeka, Dinamo Zagreb 121992–2007
Renato Jurčec Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW24485 NK Zagreb, Inker Zaprešić, Hajduk Split, Dinamo Zagreb, Slaven Belupo 111992–2002
Dumitru Mitu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania FW24444 Osijek, Dinamo Zagreb, Rijeka 101996–2005
Mario Osibov Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF24223 Hajduk Split, Zadar, Inker Zaprešić, NK Zagreb 121992–2002
Dragan Tadić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF23913 Rijeka, Istra, Segesta, Zadar, Istra 1961 111992–2010
Damir Milinović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF23815 Rijeka, Dinamo Zagreb, NK Zagreb 101994–2004
Borimir Perković Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF23746 Inker Zaprešić, Rijeka, Osijek, Slaven Belupo, Kamen Ingrad, NK Zagreb 121992–2004
Dražen Madunović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2379 Varteks, HAŠK Građanski 101992–2001
Klaudio Vuković Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW23659 Šibenik, Samobor, Osijek 111992–2003
Anel Karabeg Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina MF23615 Zadar, NK Zagreb, Šibenik, Osijek 91992–2001
Ivan Maroslavac Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF23510 Cibalia, Rijeka 111994–2008
Željko Sopić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF2349 NK Zagreb, Slaven Belupo, Lokomotiva 101993–2011
Mario Tokić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2346 Rijeka, Dinamo Zagreb, NK Zagreb 111993–2011
Domagoj Pavičić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF23127 Lokomotiva, Dinamo Zagreb, Rijeka 102012–
Dražen Ladić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia GK2311 Dinamo Zagreb 91992–2000
Krunoslav Gregorić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2307 Varteks 101992–2003
Tomislav Radotić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2304 Cibalia, RNK Split, Osijek 102006–2016
Dragan Stojkić Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina GK2300 Hajduk Split, Samobor, Slaven Belupo, NK Zagreb, Marsonia, Šibenik 121995–2008
Igor Čagalj Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2281 Inter Zaprešić, Šibenik, Rijeka, Istra 1961, Gorica 102005–2019
Krunoslav Jurčić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF22742 Inker Zaprešić, Istra, Croatia Zagreb, Slaven Belupo 101992–2004
Josip Brezovec Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF22719 Varteks, Dinamo Zagreb, Slaven Belupo, Rijeka, Inter Zaprešić 122007–2019
Fausto Budicin Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF22613 Rijeka, Istra 1961 92005–2014
Stipe Bošnjak Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2261 Mladost 127, Slaven Belupo 91995–2004
Vlatko Đolonga Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF22532 Orijent, Hrvatski Dragovoljac, Hajduk Split 111996–2007
Tomislav Mazalović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF22515 Cibalia, Inter Zaprešić 92008–2020
Tomislav Šorša Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF22512 Osijek 132006–2020
Vedran Jugović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF22414 Osijek , Rijeka 112008–
Dalibor Poldrugač Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2247 Dubrava, Dinamo Zagreb, Slaven Belupo, NK Zagreb 131994–2011
Dalibor Višković Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2242 Rijeka, Slaven Belupo 111995–2005
Boris Leutar Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2230 Cibalia, Dinamo Zagreb 101999–2010
Mate Baturina Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW22263 Šibenik, NK Zagreb, Hajduk Split, Zadar 91994–2007
Srebrenko Posavec Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF22241 Varteks / Varaždin, Slaven Belupo 112000–2011
Darko Raić-Sudar Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF22223 Cibalia, Osijek, Pula 111993–2007
Andrija Balajić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF22218 Varteks, Hajduk Split 131992–2010
Goran Meštrović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF22133 Cibalia, Osijek 101992–2002
Goran Roce Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW22036 Istra 1961, RNK Split, Osijek 102009–2018
Josip Balatinac Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF22033 Osijek, Hajduk Split 101997–2006
Hrvoje Vejić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF22021 NK Zagreb, Hajduk Split 111998–2011
Pavo Crnac Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF22017 Marsonia, Slaven Belupo 121994–2005
Stipe Brnas Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF21812 Inker Zaprešić, Segesta, Hrvatski Dragovoljac, NK Zagreb 101992–2006
Igor Cvitanović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW216126 Varteks, Dinamo Zagreb, Osijek 111992–2003
Josip Pivarić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF21616 Lokomotiva , Dinamo Zagreb 102009–
Josip Jurendić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF21522 NK Zagreb, RNK Split 102006–2017
Nikica Miletić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF21512 Inker Zaprešić, Dubrava, Hrvatski Dragovoljac 91992–2002
Dino Kresinger Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW21351 Varteks, Međimurje, Cibalia, Slaven Belupo 102001–2012
Dražen Biškup Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2133 NK Zagreb 81992–2000
Josip Gašpar Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF2129 Croatia Zagreb, Osijek, Marsonia 111992–2002
Ivo Ergović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF21112 Belišće, Osijek 91993–2001
Ivan Tomečak Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF21021 Dinamo Zagreb, Rijeka 122009–2021
Antun Andričević Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF21013 Cibalia, Varteks, Kamen Ingrad 111995–2007
Sammir Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20848 Dinamo Zagreb, Lokomotiva 112007–2021
Mario Meštrović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF20824 Cibalia, Hajduk Split, Rijeka 91992–2002
Franko Andrijašević Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20767 Hajduk Split, Dinamo Zagreb, Lokomotiva, Rijeka 102010–2021
Stipe Bačelić-Grgić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20639 Šibenik , Istra 1961, Hrvatski Dragovoljac, Slaven Belupo 92009–
Mihael Mikić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF20628 Dinamo Zagreb, Rijeka 101998–2008
Tomislav Šarić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20623 Inter Zaprešić, Osijek, RNK Split 82008–2018
Zoran Kvržić Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina MF20619 Osijek, Rijeka, Slaven Belupo 102010–
Mladen Matković Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia GK2060 Cibalia, Zadar, Inter Zaprešić 82010–2020
Leon Benko Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW20574 Varteks, Slaven Belupo, Rijeka, Varaždin 92003–2021
Slavko Blagojević Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20515 Cibalia, Lučko, Istra 1961 , RNK Split 102006–
Dalibor Zebić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2057 Primorac, NK Zagreb, Zadar, Osijek 101994–2005
Josip Bilaver Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2035 Zadar 112003–2015
Darko Jozinović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2034 Cibalia, Hajduk Split, Hrvatski Dragovoljac 101992–2004
Siniša Linić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20223 Rijeka, Hajduk Split, Istra 1961 102000–2012
Šime Gržan Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20220 Zadar, Lokomotiva, Istra 1961, Osijek 112011–2021
Tomislav Rukavina Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia DF2026 Osijek, NK Zagreb, Croatia Zagreb, Hajduk Split 101992–2005
Mislav Oršić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia FW20169 Inter Zaprešić, Dinamo Zagreb 82009–
Srđan Andrić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20126 Hajduk Split 102000–2012
Anas Sharbini Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20054 Rijeka, Hajduk Split 102005–2015
Danijel Hrman Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia MF20017 Varteks, Dinamo Zagreb, Hajduk Split 101997–2008

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