Tomislav Dujmović
Tomislav Dujmović (born 26 February 1981) is a Croatian retired footballer who played as a defensive midfielder. Club career. Croatia. Dujmović stated playing football in lower league club NK Sava Zagreb where he was noticed by Croatian giants Dinamo Zagreb. But he never managed to get senior cap for Dinamo so he was forced to leave club in 2000. Next six years he played for Croatian yo-yo clubs Hrvatski Dragovoljac, Inter Zaprešić and Međimurje before leaving for Russia in 2006. Russia. Dujmović joined Amkar Perm of Russian Premier League where he soon proved himself as one of  the best defensive midfielders in league. After his contract with Amkar expired, Dujmović joined Lokomotiv Moscow where he stayed only for season and half before transferring to Lokomotiv's city rivals Dynamo Moscow for 3 million Euro. Dujmović was a regular first team member in Dynamo, but subsequently lost his place after arrival of new manager Sergei Silkin. Real Zaragoza. Struggling Spanish La Liga team Real Zaragoza acquired Dujmović on loan from Dinamo Moscow on 17 January 2012. Dujmović had his debut for Zaragoza on 22 January in a game against UD Levante. International career. Dujmović was called up by  Croatian national team manager Slaven Bilić for a friendly game against Liechtenstein in Vinkovci on 14 November 2009. He made his national team debut in the same match, playing 20 minutes as a second-half substitute. Until 2012, Dujmović had been a regular member of Croatia national football team.