Serbia men's national water polo team statistics

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Serbia men's national water polo team championship results

Junior and Youth Results

Player statistics and records

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Professional friendly and competitive matches only where Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro and now Serbia were represented.

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NameYearsMatches
Flag of Serbia.svg Dejan Savić 1994–2008444
Flag of Serbia.svg Aleksandar Šapić 1997–2008385
Flag of Serbia.svg Filip Filipović 2003–2021381
Flag of Serbia.svg Živko Gocić 2003–2016362
Flag of Serbia.svg Slobodan Nikić 2003–2016355
Flag of Serbia.svg Igor Milanović 1984–1996349
Flag of Serbia.svg Aleksandar Ćirić 1997–2008346
Flag of Serbia.svg Vladimir Vujasinović 1990–2008341
Flag of Serbia.svg Duško Pijetlović 2005–2021340
Flag of Serbia.svg Andrija Prlainović 2005–2021336
Flag of Serbia.svg Petar Trbojević 1997–2006306
Flag of Serbia.svg Danilo Ikodinović 1997–2008304
Flag of Serbia.svg Gojko Pijetlović (GK)2006-2021275
Flag of Serbia.svg Milan Aleksić 2007–2021270
Flag of Serbia.svg Stefan Mitrović 2007–2021267
Flag of Serbia.svg Vanja Udovičić 2002–2013259
Flag of Serbia.svg / Flag of Montenegro.svg Denis Šefik (GK)1997–2008208
Flag of Serbia.svg Dušan Mandić 2011–present206
Flag of Serbia.svg Miloš Ćuk 2009–present195
Flag of Serbia.svg Branislav Mitrović (GK)2005–present192
Flag of Serbia.svg Branko Peković 1997–2008179
Flag of Serbia.svg Sava Ranđelović 2014–present177
Flag of Serbia.svg Slobodan Soro (GK)2006–2012148
Flag of Serbia.svg Nikola Jakšić 2015–present135
Flag of Serbia.svg Nikola Rađen 2005–2015119
Flag of Serbia.svg Marko Avramović 2007–present91
Flag of Serbia.svg Boris Vapenski 2009–present40
Flag of Serbia.svg Aleksa Šaponjić 2011–present10
Flag of Serbia.svg Miloš Miličić 2010–present9
Flag of Serbia.svg Marko Petković 2011–present6
Flag of Serbia.svg Luka Šaponjić 2011–present2

Top scorers

Professional friendly and competitive matches only where Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro and now Serbia were represented.

NameYearsGoals
Flag of Serbia.svg Aleksandar Šapić 1997–2008981
Flag of Serbia.svg Filip Filipović 2003–2021677
Flag of Serbia.svg Andrija Prlainović 2005–2021541
Flag of Serbia.svg Igor Milanović 1984–1996540
Flag of Serbia.svg Duško Pijetlović 2005–2021472
Flag of Serbia.svg Dejan Savić 1995–2008405
Flag of Serbia.svg Vladimir Vujasinović 1990–2008391
Flag of Serbia.svg Vanja Udovičić 2002–2013360
Flag of Serbia.svg Slobodan Nikić 2003–2016354
Flag of Serbia.svg Dušan Mandić 2011–present314
Flag of Serbia.svg Danilo Ikodinović 1997–2008299
Flag of Serbia.svg Stefan Mitrović 2007–2021294
Flag of Serbia.svg Petar Trbojević 1997–2006231
Flag of Serbia.svg Živko Gocić 2003–2016207
Flag of Serbia.svg Milan Aleksić 2007–2021202
Flag of Serbia.svg Aleksandar Ćirić 1997–2008201
Flag of Serbia.svg Miloš Ćuk 2009–present124
Flag of Serbia.svg Nikola Jakšić 2015–present111
Flag of Serbia.svg Branko Peković 1997–2008104
Flag of Serbia.svg Sava Ranđelović 2014–present64
Flag of Serbia.svg Nikola Rađen 2005–201546
Flag of Serbia.svg Marko Avramović 2007–present23
Flag of Serbia.svg Boris Vapenski 2009–present20
Flag of Serbia.svg Aleksa Šaponjić 2011–present3
Flag of Serbia.svg Marko Petković 2011–present2

Statistics accurate as of matches played 11 August 2017

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