With world markets currently in distress and the global economy in complete turmoil, where can anyone turn to invest anymore? I’ve officially found you something if that’s what you’re looking for- especially if you’re a Croatian soccer fan. I haven’t discovered a place to invest; rather a person. And it wouldn’t involve money, rather your energy and passion for the game of Croatian soccer while watching one of your own young and unknowns rise.
Peter Hazdovac is his name and he’s still on fire. CroatianSoccerReport.com recently did a story on him and his stock has only skyrocketed since. Hazdovac has scored 4 goals in his last 2 Treća Liga games while playing for NK GOŠK Dubrovnik. He also scored the lone goal for GOŠK in a 4-1 loss to Dinamo Zagreb. Yes, the same Dinamo Zagreb that is currently leading the Prva Liga standings.
Sure, the Dinamo game was only a friendly and Hazdovac is tearing up a 3rd League which has never turned any heads- but then I ask: Why is Peter Hazdovac, an American-born 3rd League player, receiving so much love from Slobodna Dalmacija?
Hazdovac has been in SD twice in the past week; and they’re not exactly small stories.
So I leave it up to my readers when I say: What do they know in Croatia about this kid that we don’t right now? I can only report the scores and stats, but everything else is left to your interpretation.
Peter’s next game is against Zagora next Monday. Zagora just defeated Karlovac, a 2nd League team, to qualify for the Croatian Cup quarterfinals. This should be Hazdovac’s greatest test up to this point in his early Croatian soccer career as the winter break will soon be here; where he ultimately has another important decision to make. Stay or go.
New reports coming out of Croatia—-
Peter was given a call from the coach of a Premijer Liga team in Mostar, Bosna i Herzegovina. Now, there are 2 teams in Mostar. 1st place HSK Zrinjski which is 7 points clear in first of the table and last place FK Velez. Should he move to Zrinjski, he could be playing for a Bosnian championship and UEFA Champion’s League qualifying before we even know it. Stay tuned on what happens.
On November 3rd, Hazdovac scored the game-tying goal against Zagora in 90th minute stoppage time. The game ended 1-1 as GOSK Dubrovnik grabbed an all-important point which kept them tied atop the table in the Croatian 3rd division. Zagora has already beat Osijek and Karlovac in Croatian Cup action this year and play Dinamo later this week in the quarterfinals. They haven’t lost a home game in 28 matches, so a tie in Zagora for GOSK is a fantastic result.
Jeez, Do you want me to put the business pants and find out?
Just threw a thought out there, Ill find out more and let you know
Agent Argentina: what does CD Xerez pay and do they cover rent expenses??
Peter CD Xerez is looking for players, You would make the team and play 2nd division spanish football
Keep it up Peter. Your name is obviously out there now with the SD stories so scouts can’t just pass up an opportunity to see what you are all about.
Keep at it, don’t stop.
Oh I know lol, its just a bit odd. And I’m not comparing both of their talent levels, but there was that small connection where the player was playing on a lesser club and managed the only goal against a superior, more capable one.
Marko,
Playing against Arsenal in the Champion’s League is a lot more different than playing Dinamo in a friendly inhouse. You got to admit.
This reminds me of Eduardo (with Dinamo Zagreb) scoring against Arsenal (I believe) the lone goal for them before he burst onto the EPL scene with a big transfer.
This reminds me of Eduardo (with Dinamo Zagreb) scoring against Arsenal (I believe) the lone goal for them before he burst onto the EPL scene with a big transfer.
Nice work brother
Keep it up!
I would personally stay because why change a winning formula? but its up to you Peter
Good luck