Robert Prosinečki Announces Squad for Matches Against Bulgaria and Senegal

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team coach Robert Prosinečki has announced the squad for friendly matches against Bulgaria and Senegal.

The list includes 23 players, with the only debutant being young striker Smail Prevljak of Austria's Mattersburg, who has been in excellent form recently.  

Prosinečki included the following players: Ibrahim Šehić (Qarabag), Kenan Pirić (Zrinjski), Jasmin Burić (Lech Poznan), Sead Kolašinac (Arsenal), Ognjen Vranješ (AEK Athens), Ervin Zukanović (Genoa), Jozo Šimunović (Celtic), Toni Šunjić (Dinamo Moscow), Samir Memišević (Groningen), Ermin Bičakčić (Hoffenheim), Muhamed Bešić (Middlesbrough), Miralem Pjanić (Juventus), Haris Medunjanin (Philadelphia Union), Edin Višća (Basaksehir), Haris Duljević (Dynamo Dresden), Deni Milošević (Konyaspor), Elvis Sarić (Sarajevo), Gojko Cimirot (Standard Liege), Goran Zakarić (Željezničar), Edin Džeko (Roma), Kenan Kodro (Grasshopper), Riad Bajić (Basaksehir) and Smail Prevljak (Mattersburg).

The national team's first-choice goalkeeper Asmir Begović is not among the invited players due to injury.

- I hope there will be no changes, this is the squad for those two matches. Begović contacted us yesterday saying he has injury problems, a knee issue. We accommodated him so he wouldn't come for these two matches, so these ten days will do him good - said coach Prosinečki.

Our national team plays against Bulgaria in Razgrad on March 23, while on March 28 they play against Senegal in Le Havre, France.

Youth national team coach Vinko Marinović also announced his squad. Our youth team plays against Wales on March 23 in a European Championship qualifier, while on March 27 they play against Liechtenstein.

The list includes: Azir Muminović (Sloboda), Matej Marković (NK Čelik), Suad Bešić (Marseille), Marko Mihojević (PAOK), Stjepan Radeljić (Stuttgart), Besim Šerbečić (Rosenborg), Kerim Memija (Vejle), Eldar Ćivić (Sparta Prague), Darko Todorović (Sloboda), Advan Kadušić (HŠK Zrinjski), Kemal Osmanković (Željezničar), Nihad Mujakić (Sarajevo), Amir Hadžiahmetović (Konyaspor), Amer Gojak (Dinamo Zagreb), Marijan Ćavar (Eintracht Frankfurt), Zinedin Mustedanagić (Sparta Prague), Stjepan Lončar (Široki Brijeg), Nikola Dujaković (Krupa), Haris Hajdarević (Željezničar), Demir Peco (Radnik), Ermedin Demirović (Alaves), Mićo Kuzmanović (Sarajevo), Ivan Jukić (Korona Kielce) and Nardin Mulahusejnović (GOŠK).