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Hajduk Split close quarters living revealed

Croatian Times


Rumours of a fall out between Hajduk Split coach Ante Mise and midfielder Senijad Ibricic have been scotched after it was revealed the pair now live just 100 metres away from each other.

The pair have denied recent media claims they are locked in a bitter dispute and Bosnia and Herzegovina international Ibricic has moved into an apartment just some 100 metres away from Ante Mise’s home.

Meanwhile it has also emerged that the club’s assistant coach Dejan Racunica and club midfielder Josip Skoko live in another building just opposite while defender Hrvoje Vejic recently bought an apartment in the same building as Mise’s apartment.




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