Jugoslaviens herrlandslag i handboll
| Flest landskamper | Hrvoje Horvat | |||||
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| • Antal | 231 landskamper | |||||
| Flest mål | Veselin Vujović | |||||
| • Antal | 738 mål | |||||
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| VM-meriter | ||||||
| • Guld | 1 (1986) | |||||
| • Silver | 1 (1982) | |||||
| • Brons | 2 (1970, 1974) | |||||
| OS-meriter | ||||||
| • Guld | 2 (1972, 1984) | |||||
| • Silver | 0 | |||||
| • Brons | 1 (1988) | |||||
Jugoslaviens herrlandslag i handboll representerade fram till 1992 SFR Jugoslavien i handboll på herrsidan. Laget var ett av Europas mest framgångsrika med flera framgångar i VM och EM.
1992 "ersattes" laget av FR Jugoslaviens landslag, som 2003 i sin tur ersattes av Serbien och Montenegros landslag.
Meriter
Världsmästerskap
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Brons
Silver
GuldSpelare i urval
- Mirko Bašić
- Jovica Cvetković
- Mile Isaković
- Zdravko Miljak
- Josip "Cos" Milković
- Zlatko Portner
- Vlado Stenzel
- Predrag Timko
- Veselin Vujović
- Veselin Vuković
Se även
- Bosnien och Hercegovinas landslag
- Förbundsrepubliken Jugoslaviens / Serbien och Montenegros landslag
- Kroatiens landslag
- Makedoniens landslag
- Sloveniens landslag
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