Euro 2024: Who is Ivan Perisic's wife?
Who is Ivan Perisic's wife? The Croatian could be a big player for his nation this summer
So who is Ivan Perisic's wife? The winger may well be an integral part of Croatia's squad this summer.
The former Tottenham man is one of the most experienced members of his country's squad, having won 115 caps since making his debut in 2011.
Perisic helped Croatia finish as runners-up at the previous edition of the World Cup in 2018. He and his team-mates will be quietly confident of reaching the latter stages of this competition once more.
Euro 2024: All You Need To Know
Who is Ivan Perisic's wife?
Perisic will be supported in Germany by his wife Josipa. The pair are childhood sweethearts who first met at school.
They tied the knot in 2012 and recently celebrated their 12th anniversary as a married couple.
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Ivan and Josipa have three children together. Their son Leanardo was born in October 2012, while their daughter Manuela entered the world in July 2014.
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According a report in Italy, Perisic's third kid was born in 2022 while he was still playing for Inter.
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