Bosnia and Herzegovina Euro 2024 squad: Savo Milosevic's full squad for the Euro 2024 qualifiers

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The Bosnia and Herzegovina Euro 2024 squad will come around sooner than you think, with the country aiming to qualify for their very first European Championship.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's only major tournament appearance so far came at the 2014 World Cup; they've lost in the play-offs for each of the last three Euros.

Can they get over the line this time? Ukraine await in the play-off semi-finals, with the winner facing either Iceland or Israel in the final for a spot at this summer's marquee event in Germany.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's squad

Bosnia and Herzegovina Euro 2024 squad: The squad for the play-offs

  • GK: Ibrahum Sehic (Khaleej)
  • GK: Nikola Vasilj (St. Pauli)
  • GK: Kenan Piric (AEK Larnaca)
  • DF: Sead Kolasinac (Atalanta)
  • DF: Eldar Civic (Ferencvaros)
  • DF: Dennis Hadzikadunic (Hamburg)
  • DF: Anel Ahmedhodzic (Sheffield United)
  • DF: Jusuf Gazibegovic (Sturm Graz)
  • DF: Amar Dedic (Red Bull Salzburg)
  • DF: Adnan Kovacevic (Rakow Czestochowa)
  • DF: Renato Gojkovic (Orenburg)
  • DF: Nihad Mujakic (Ankaragucu)
  • MF: Miralem Pjanic (Sharjah)
  • MF: Gojko Cimriot (Al-Fayha)
  • MF: Rade Krunic (Fenerbache)
  • MF: Haris Hajradinovic (Kasimpasa)
  • MF: Amar Rahmanovic (Krylia Sovetov)
  • MF: Benjamin Tahirovic (Ajax)
  • MF: Dal Varesanovic (Caykur Rizespor)
  • MF: Ivan Basic (Orenburg)
  • MF: Denis Huseinbasic (Koln)
  • FW: Edin Dzeko (Fenerbahce)
  • FW: Smail Prevljak (Hertha Berlin)
  • FW: Ermedin Demirovic (Augsburg)
  • FW: Nemanja Bilbija (Zrinjski Mostar)
  • FW: Said Hamulic (Lokomotov Moscow)
  • FW: Haris Tabakovic (Hertha Berlin)

Bosnia and Herzegovina Euro 2024 squad numbers

Squad numbers are yet to be confirmed for Euro 2024.

Bosnia and Herzegovina manager: Savo Milosevic

BELGRADE, SERBIA - AUGUST 09: head coach Savo Milosevic of FK Partizan looks on prior to the Serbian Super League match between FK Partizan and Javor Matis at Partizan Stadium on August 9, 2020 in Belgrade, Serbia. (Photo by Srdjan Stevanovic/Getty Images)

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Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina while it was still part of Yugoslavia, Savo Milosevic won a record 101 caps and scored a record 35 goals for the national team that competed as FR Yugoslavia then Serbia and Montenegro.

Bosnia and Herzegovina boss since September 2023, Milosevic previously managed Serbian giants Partizan Belgrade and Slovenian outfit Olimpija Ljubljana.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's star player

Eden Dzeko

BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA - MARCH 26: Edin Dzeko of Bosnia Herzegovina during the UEFA EURO 2024 qualifying round group J match between Slovakia and Bosnia and Herzegovina at Tehelne Pole stadium on March 26, 2023 in Bratislava, Slovakia. (Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images)

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Still going strong in his late 30s, Edin Dzeko holds the all-time records for caps and goals for Bosnia and Herzegovina – who he has captained for the best part of a decade.

The former Inter Milan, Roma and Manchester City star made his senior international debut way back in 2007 – and scored as Bosnia-Herzegovina beat Iran at the 2014 World Cup.

These days, he plays his club football in Turkey for Fenerbahce – where he is also captain.

FAQs

How many players are Bosnia and Herzegovina allowed to take to Euro 2024?

UEFA confirmed in February that each competing nation will be able to name a final squad of 23 players in their Euro 2024 squads, including a mandatory three goalkeepers.

After a couple of tournaments featuring 26-player teams, UEFA have now reverted from the expanded squad. 

National managers were allowed to bring 26 players to 2021's European Championship for the first time at a major tournament, as a special measure brought in due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the fixture congestion, the expanded squads returned for the World Cup. Without those same issues, 23-player squads have made a return.

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