Vladimir Koman Jr. (born 16 March 1989) is a professional footballer who plays as an attacking midfielder. Born in Ukraine, he represented the Hungary...
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Koman may refer to: Küman, a municipality in Azerbaijan, also spelled Koman Koman, Albania, a settlement in Albania Koman culture, a medieval Albanian...
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Dykan Odil Ahmedov Europe Ricardo Baiano Ognjen Vranješ Rémy Cabella Vladimir Koman Jón Guðni Fjóluson Ragnar Sigurðsson Nikola Drinčić Tonny Vilhena Stefan...
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(2003) – posthumous honor Head coach – Yuri Matveyev Assistant coach – Vladimir Kalashnikov, Andrei Danilov, Ivan Jovanovski Goalkeeping coach – Andrei...
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Cleiton Silva Yaya Banana Prince Ibara Iman Basafa Musavu-King Chennaiyin Vladimir Koman Nerijus Valskis Ariel Borysiuk Łukasz Gikiewicz Slavko Damjanović Mirlan...
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international Vladimir Koman. In 1983 Koman took part in the Summer Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR in the team of Ukrainian SSR. Koman died on 27...
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one of them credited as own goals. 8 goals Dominic Adiyiah 5 goals Vladimir Koman 4 goals Alan Kardec Ransford Osei Aarón Yonathan del Valle Salomón Rondón...
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highlighting the country’s ability to develop young talent, including Vladimir Koman and Ádám Szalai. Throughout the decade, Hungarian clubs also made some...
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Sabia 79 3 21 Gregory Nelson 38 3 22 Dhanachandra Singh 30 3 23 Davide Succi 13 3 24 Vladimir Koman 11 3 25 Dhanpal Ganesh 43 2 26 Mirlan Murzayev 19 2...
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former track and field athlete who competed at the 1972 Summer Olympics Vladimir Koman (born 1989), a footballer with nearly 300 club caps and 36 for Hungary...
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