We’re joined by Croatian sports journalist Juraj Vrdoljak, to talk about the historical significance of Hajduk Split. Did you know the club was a big part of anti-Nazi resistance in World War II and helped introduce ultrà culture into Europe?
We also look at Hajduk’s experience in the break-up of Yugoslavia and its position in the modern Croatian league, especially its rivalry with Dinamo Zagreb.
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