Name: Ljubinko Drulović

Nationality: Serbia and Montenegro (born in what was then Yugoslavia)

Date of Birth: 26 February 1968

Place of Birth: Nova Pazova, SFR Yugoslavia (now Serbia)

Primary Position: Right winger / Attacking midfielder

Club Career (highlights):

• FK Radnički Nova Pazova (youth / early career)
• OFK Beograd — early professional development in Yugoslavia
• FK Partizan — first spell in top-flight Yugoslav/Serbian football
• FC Porto — most notable period abroad (1996–2001): became a key wide attacker, won multiple Portuguese league titles and domestic cups; known for pace, crossing and goal contributions
• Sporting CP — later continued in Portugal
• Also had spells in Spain and other clubs before retiring

FC Porto Achievements (selected):

• Multiple Primeira Liga titles during late 1990s (part of Porto’s successful era)
• Portuguese Cups and Super Cups
• Regular contributor in domestic league and European competitions while at Porto

International Career:

• Represented Yugoslavia and later the FR Yugoslavia / Serbia and Montenegro national team in the 1990s
• Participated in major qualifiers and tournaments for the national side; noted for creative play from the right flank and set-piece ability

After Playing Career:

• Moved into coaching and managerial roles, including youth development and club management in Serbia and Portugal
• Worked with various clubs and national youth setups

Playing Style: Quick, technically gifted right winger with excellent crossing, dribbling and work-rate; effective on counter-attacks and set pieces.

Notable Facts:

• Remembered by FC Porto fans for his important contributions during a successful period for the club in the late 1990s.
• Transitioned smoothly into coaching after retirement, staying involved in football development.