List of ŠK Slovan Bratislava players
Sport Club Slovan Bratislava also referred to as ŠK Slovan, Slovan Bratislava or simply Slovan is a professional football club from Bratislava, Slovakia. The club is historically one of the most successful clubs that dominate the Slovak national football league (Slovak First League).
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Notable players
The following players had collected senior international caps for their respective countries. Players whose name is listed in bold represented their countries while playing for Slovan.
Myenty Abena
Jozef Adamec
Moise Adilehou
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Ján Arpáš
Mamadou Bagayoko- Jozef Baláži
Igor Bališ- Michal Benedikovič
- Štefan Biró
Vasil Bozhikov
Mario Božić- Michal Breznaník
- Titus Buberník
- Štefan Čambal
- Ján Čapkovič
- Jozef Čapkovič
- Miroslav Chvíla
- Erik Čikoš
- Juraj Čobej
- Ľudovít Cvetler
- Ferdinand Daučík
- Vernon De Marco
- Igor Demo
- Martin Dobrotka
- Lukáš Droppa
- Peter Dubovský
- Peter Dzúrik
- Martin Fabuš
- Branislav Fodrek
- Kazimír Gajdoš
- Dušan Galis
- Miloš Glonek
- Koloman Gögh
- Dominik Greif
- Karim Guédé
Richárd Guzmics- Marián Had
- Juraj Halenár
- Marek Hamšík
- Michal Hanek
- Lukáš Haraslín
- Ján Hlavatý
- Filip Hlohovský
Youssef Haraoui- Marek Hollý
- Dávid Holman
- Filip Hološko
- Zsolt Hornyák
- Alexander Horváth
- Vladimír Hrivnák
- Ivan Hrdlička
- Eduard Hrnčár
- Norbert Hrnčár
Aziz Ibrahimov- Milan Ivana
- Tibor Jančula
- Karol Jokl
- Jozef Juriga
- Jozef Karel
Jaba Kankava- Guram Kashia
- Vladimír Kinder
- Vladimír Kinier
- Filip Kiss
- Jiří Kladrubský
- Miroslav König
- Kamil Kopúnek
- Július Korostelev
- Pavel Kováč
- Ján Kozák jr.
- Ondrej Krištofík
- Tomáš Kóňa
- Juraj Kotula
- František Kubík
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László Kubala - Richard Lásik
- Bozhin Laskov
- Milan Luhový
- Filip Lukšík
- Štefan Maixner
- Jozef Majoroš
- Anton Malatinský
- Marián Masný
- Ľubomír Meszároš
- Pavol Michalík
Marko Milinković
Moha- Ladislav Molnár
- Pavol Molnár
- Anton Moravčík
- Stanislav Moravec
- Ivan Mráz
- Samuel Mráz
- Ján Mucha
- Radim Nečas
- Milan Nemec
- Szilárd Németh
- Branislav Niňaj
- Jozef Obert
- Martin Obšitník
- Branislav Obžera
- Josef Orth
- Anton Ondruš
Fernando de Ornelas- Filip Oršula
- Michal Pančík
- Ladislav Pavlovič
Zoran Pavlović- Lukáš Pauschek
- Emil Pažický
- Mário Pečalka
- Ladislav Pecko
- Andrej Pečnik
Lester Peltier- Peter Petráš
- Juraj Piroska
- Ján Pivarník
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Ján Podhradský
Vasileios Pliatsikas- Martin Polaček
- Ján Popluhár
- István Priboj
- Tamás Priskin
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Vojin Prole- Ibrahim Rabiu
- Theodor Reimann
- Štefan Rusnák
- Branislav Rzeszoto
- Kornel Saláta
Vukan Savićević- Viliam Schrojf
- Július Schubert
Granwald Scott- Filip Šebo
- Pavol Sedlák
- Boris Sekulić
- Stanislav Šesták
- Gejza Šimanský
- Samuel Slovák
- Miloš Soboňa
- Pavol Šoral
Seydouba Soumah- Andraž Šporar
Stefan Stangl- Leopold Šťastný
- Samuel Štefánik
- Karel Stromšík
- Tomáš Stúpala
- Michal Šulla
- Ján Švehlík
- Jakub Sylvestr
- Otto Szabó
- Viktor Tegelhoff
- Jaroslav Timko
- Milan Timko
- Dušan Tittel
- Róbert Tomaschek
- Duke Udi
- Marek Ujlaky
- Anton Urban
- Jozef Valachovič
- Vojtěch Varadín
- Stanislav Varga
- Alexander Vencel Sr.
- Alexander Vencel Jr.
- Jozef Vengloš
- Petr Veselý
- Róbert Vittek
- Vladimír Weiss jr.
- Marián Zeman
- Ján Zlocha
- Ľudovít Zlocha
- Jaromír Zmrhal
- Adam Zreľák
- Igor Žofčák
Players
European Championship winners
World Cup players
- Michal Benedikovič (1954)
- Ján Čapkovič (1970)
- Alexander Horváth (1970)
- Ivan Hrdlička (1970)
- Vladimír Hrivnák (1970)
- Karol Jokl (1970)
- Vladimír Kinier (1990)
- Marián Masný (1982)
- Pavol Molnár (1962)
- Anton Moravčík (1958)
- Jozef Orth (1938)
- Emil Pažický (1954)
- Ján Popluhár (1958, 1962)
- Teodor Reimann (1954)
- Kornel Saláta (2010)
- Viliam Schrojf (1958, 1962)
- Alexander Vencel (1970)
- Ján Zlocha (1970)
References
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