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Muamer Tanković (born 22
February 1995) is a
Swedish professional footballer who
plays as a
forward for Pafos.
Muamer Tanković was born to
Bosnian Muslim...
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Tanković is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Armin Tanković (born 1990),
Swedish footballer Ivica Tanković,
Croatian footballer Muamer...
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Armin Tanković (born 22
March 1990) is a
Bosnian footballer who
plays as a
central midfielder for
Nacka Iliria. His cousin, Muamer, is also a football...
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Ivica Tanković is a
Croatian former footballer who pla**** as a midfielder.
Tanković pla**** in the
Yugoslav First League with NK
Zagreb in 1969. Throughout...
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Party of
Democratic Action in
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its
leader Šemso
Tanković was a
member of
Croatian Parliament,
elected on the
minority list in the...
- Romanian, Rusyn, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian,
Vlach minorities and Šemso
Tanković (59,1%) for the Albanian, Bosniak, Macedonian,
Montenegrin and Slovene...
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Djakovac T,
Najdek M,
Steiner P,
Korlevic M,
Markovski M,
Baricevic A,
Tankovic MS,
Herndl GJ (December 2018). "Seasonal
variations in
extracellular enzymatic...
- FC
Pafos Facebook. 16
August 2021.
Retrieved 18
August 2021. "MUAMER
TANKOVIC JOINS PAFOS FC". pafosfc.com.cy/.
Pafos FC. 21 July 2022.
Retrieved 26...
- (2009–2012)
Mattias Johansson (2012–2017)
Jesper Karlsson (2020–2023)
Muamer Tanković (2014–2017)
Pontus Wernbloom (2009–2012)
Trinidad &
Tobago Levi García...
- Johnsen,
Randers •
Mayckel Lahdo, AZ
Alkmaar • John Guidetti, AIK •
Muamer Tankovic,
Pafos • Mats Seuntjens,
Waalwijk •
Felix Beijmo,
Aarhus •
Patrick Carlgren...
