GOALKEEPERS:

Zlatko ŠKORIĆ
Ljubiša DALANOVIĆ


DEFENDERS:

Branko ILIČ
Anđelo MILEVOJ
Aleksander KNAVS
Stanko TAVČAR
Anton ŽLOGAR
Marko ELSNER
Velimir SOMBOLAC
Robert ENGLARO


MIDFIELDERS:

Džoni NOVAK
Peter AMERŠEK
Branko OBLAK
Miran PAVLIN
Aleš ČEH
Vili AMERŠEK
Srečko KATANEC
Radoslav BEČEJAC


ATTACKERS:

Mladen RUDONJA
Tone ROŽIČ
Danilo POPIVODA
Sebastjan CIMIROTIČ
Primož GLIHA





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RESERVES:


GOALKEEPERS:

Borut MAVRIČ
Marko SIMEUNOVIČ
Ivan BUDINČEVIĆ


DEFENDERS:

Suad FILEKOVIĆ
Dragan POPADIĆ
Samir ZULIČ
Ivo ŠEPAROVIĆ
Miloš HRSTIĆ
Miloš ŠOŠKIĆ
Spasoje BULAJIČ
Mihailo PETROVIĆ
Željko MILINOVIČ
Dimitrije SRBU
Edin HADŽIALAGIĆ
Zlatko KLAMPFER
Jedinko PERICA
Gregor ŽIDAN


MIDFIELDERS:

Tomislav KALOPEROVIĆ
Stevan SAMATOVIĆ
Sandi VALENTINČIČ
Dušan KOSIČ
Dejan DJURANOVIČ
Zdenko ISKRA
Robert PROSINEČKI
Dragan GUGLETA
Vito DIMITRIJEVIĆ
Milenko AČIMOVIČ
Branko BOŠNJAK
Igor BENEDEJČIČ
Dražen BESEK
Nastja ČEH


ATTACKERS:

Janez PATE
Milan OSTERC
Vukadin LALOVIĆ
Edmond DOSTI
Ivan PEJOVIĆ
Ermin ŠILJAK
Kliton BOZGO
Joakim VISLAVSKI
Vančo BALEVSKI
Zijad ARSLANAGIĆ
Milan ĆALASAN
Zoran UBAVIČ
Nedeljko TOPIĆ
Antun RUDINSKI





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Prior to the First World. War in Ljubljana acted pupil Hermes Club (founded in 1910), Illyria (1911) and Slovan (1913). Illyria and Slovan renewed in 1919., And the 1920th Slovene. refugees from that part of the country was annexed to Italy formed the Coast. Main competitors in this period were Illyria and Coast. Because of financial. difficulties 1935th Slovan and Illyria merged into SK Ljubljana, which is the best Slovene. Club competed in the first division. After II. WWII. War Ljubljana remaining players are teaming up with clubs and Udarnik Tabor and the late 1945th Enotnost established, the forerunner of Olympia. God. 1948th Club takes the name Squadron, 1953. becomes the first league club, but is unable to sustain, 1961. takes a short name Triglav and ga after half a season changing in Olympia. Since 1965. to 1984. O. is 19 consecutive seasons competed in the first jugosl. League. Best ranking was seventh place 1971st and 1983. and performance in the cup final 1970th For Olympia, which at that time played the best Slovene. Players: D. Popivoda, B. Oblak, V. Ameršek, M. Elsner and S. Katanec, and the players who stepped Olympia greatest impression left R. Bečejac. Back in the first jugosl. the league has made in 1990., and in summer 1991. left the competition in jugosl. League and joined the competition in the new Slovene. League. In the first half. 1990-O it was the most successful Slovene. club, consecutive champion 1992-95., but after that show poor performance in the championship. Winner of Slovenia. Cup was in 1993., 1996., 2000. and 2003. Olympia appearances at the Central Stadium (Stadium Bežigrad) which is 1923-26. built and 1938. renovated by architect J. Plečnik. Lighting has introduced the 1978th​​, and after the last Planning 1996th auditorium has a capacity of 8259 seats. Recognizable part of the stadium bleachers at the southern honor. page. Club colors green, resp. green-and-white. To 1970. O. has played in black and white jersey. Throughout its history Olimpija was regarded as one of the most successful clubs in Slovenian football until its dissolution in 2004, when the club, with a debt consisting of over 700 million Slovenian tolars (around three million euros in 2004 exchange rate), filed for bankruptcy and was dissolved by the end of year. However, the Football Association of Slovenia had exceptionally allowed the club to finish the 2004–05 season and, after finishing sixth in the national championship, Olimpija effectively ceased all operations.

Milenko Ačimovič only played two years for the club and had his peak outside Slovenia. I suggest to replace him with Peter Ameršek who played twelve years for them, appearing in 258 games in Prva Liga.
Dimitrije Srbu (153 games, cup finalist in 1970) and Ivan Pejovic (79 games with 28 goals) should be added to reserves IMO.

R. I. P. Danilo Popivoda