SAVO MILOSEVIC

Savo Milošević
Date of birth     2 September 1973 (age 40)
Place of birth     Bijeljina, SFR Yugoslavia
Height     1.86 m (6 ft 1 in)
Playing position     Striker

Youth career
    Proleter Ruhotina-Johovac
    Podrinje Janja
    Partizan

Senior career*

1992–1995     Partizan     98     (65)

1995–1998     Aston Villa     90     (29)

1998–2000     Zaragoza     72     (38)

2000–2004     Parma     31     (9)
2002     → Zaragoza (loan)     16     (6)
2002–2003     → Espanyol (loan)     34     (12)

2003–2004     → Celta (loan)     37     (14)
2004–2007     Osasuna     82     (21)
2008     Rubin Kazan     16     (3)
Total         476     (197)


National team
1994–2006     Serbia and Montenegro     102     (37)

EYAN BERKOVIC

Eyal Berkovic
 
Date of birth     2 April 1972 (age 41)
Place of birth     Regba, Israel
Height     1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)
Playing position     Midfielder

Youth career
1982–1988     Maccabi Haifa

Senior career*

1989–1996     Maccabi Haifa     128     (25)
1996–1997     → Southampton (loan)     28     (4)
1997–1999     West Ham United     65     (10)
1999–2001     Celtic     32     (9)
2001     → Blackburn Rovers (loan)     11     (2)
2001–2004     Manchester City     56     (7)

2004–2005     Portsmouth     22     (2)
2005–2006     Maccabi Tel Aviv     25     (2)
Total         367     (61)

National team
1990     Israel U18     1     (0)
1991–1993     Israel U21     11     (1)
1992–2004     Israel     78     (9)

KIKO

Francisco Miguel Narváez Machón
 

Date of birth     26 April 1972 (age 41)
Place of birth     Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
Height     1.89 m (6 ft 2 1⁄2 in)
Playing position     Centre forward

Youth career
    Pueblo Nuevo
1985–1990     Cádiz

Senior career*

1990–1991     Cádiz B        
1991–1993     Cádiz     78     (12)

1993–2001     Atlético Madrid     225     (48)

93/94

1997/98.

2002     Extremadura     11     (1)
Total         314     (61)


National team
1991     Spain U19     1     (0)
1992–1994     Spain U21     5     (2)
1991–1992     Spain U23     12     (7)
1992–1998     Spain     26     (5)

HENNING BERG

Henning Stille Berg
 
Date of birth     1 September 1969 (age 44)
Place of birth     Eidsvoll, Norway
Height     1.84 m (6 ft 0 in)
Playing position     Defender
Club information
Current club     Legia Warsaw (manager)

Youth career
1987–1988     Lørenskog



Senior career*

1988–1991     Vålerenga     66     (2)
1992–1993     Lillestrøm     20     (1)
1993–1997     Blackburn Rovers     159     (4)
1997–2000     Manchester United     66     (2)
2000     → Blackburn Rovers (loan)     17     (0)
2000–2003     Blackburn Rovers     74     (3)
2003–2004     Rangers     20     (0)
Total         422     (12)


National team
1992–2004     Norway     100     (9)

 Norway home shirt from the game against Hungary 

09.10.96. Worn by defender #4 Henning Berg

Norway home shirt worn by defender #4 Henning Berg

 in the 1998 World cup. Worn against Scotland 16.06.98

Teams managed

 
2005–2008  
   Lyn

 FC Lyn Oslo  28.09.2006

2006.

 


2009–2011     Lillestrøm

2012     Blackburn Rovers
2014–     Legia Warsaw

WAYNE ROONEY

Wayne Mark Rooney

Date of birth     24 October 1985 (age 28)
Place of birth     Croxteth, Liverpool, England
Height     1.76 m (5 ft 9 in)[2]
Playing position     Forward
Club information
Current club     Manchester United
Number     10

Youth career
1996–2002     Everton

Senior career*


2002–2004     Everton     67     (15)

Jonathan Woodgate and Wayne Rooney 

 Everton-Newcastle United 2002/03.

Biscan-Rooney < Everton-Liverpool 2002/03.

Wayne Rooney y Paul Scholes - Everton-Manchester United 2002/03.

Charlton-Everton

Everton's Wayne Rooney celebrates scoring the winning goal against Aston Villa

Everton-Portsmouth 2003/04.

2004–     Manchester United     300     (151)

Everton FC and Manchester United FC played at Goodison Park football ground in Liverpool, England, today, Saturday, October 25th, 2008.

National team‡
2000–2001     England U15     4     (2)
2001–2002     England U17     12     (7)
2002–2003     England U19     1     (0)
2003–     England