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Stefan Stanovic

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Stefan Stanovic
Personal information
Full name Stefan Stanovic
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Place of birth ? , Yugoslavia
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Playing position Midfielder, Forward
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
-1979 OGC Nice
1979- ? Barcelona CF
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only

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Stefan Stanovic was a fictional footballer created by Belgian comics artists Raymond Reding (1920–1999) and Francoise Hugues and appeared in the Eric Castel comic strip, a football comic book character created by Belgian comics artists Raymond Reding (1920–1999) and Francoise Hugues. (Fifteen comic books were published)

He first appeared in the strip in 1979 and last in 1992.

Career

Club

In 1979, the new weekly magazine Super As published a series of Franco-Belgian football comics created by author Raymond Reding, who had already written the Vincent Larcher football comic 15 years earlier.

Yugoslav Stefan Stanovic arrived at Barça from OGC Nice, the star of the club, the mustachioed Stanovic does not really get along well with Eric Castel, the two having a real war of egos. But through shared exploits on the pitch, the two Blaugrana teammates would become friends, all under the guidance of British coach C.B. Kerr. A rival turned friendship.

Stanovic with Barcelona coach.

International

Stanovic didnt feature for any national team.

Style of play

Legacy

On 7 February 2023, the french sofoot.com website ranked him 93d in the Top100 of the best fictional footballers of all time (including cartoons).[1]

Personal life

Honours

Note that all records are fictional, and only date as far as 1992, the last completed season of the comic strip.

League

Cups

European


International

See also

References

Sources