Tvrtko Kale

[1] The newspaper Slobodna Dalmacija rated him the best player in the Croatian First League in 2004.From 1996 to 1998 he played for NK Inker moving around the Croatian League until signing with Hajduk Split in 2004.On 22 June 2007, Kale was transferred from Maccabi Tel Aviv to Israeli league champions Beitar Jerusalem for a price of $350,000 and a 2-year deal worth $300,000 per annum.Kale moved to Hapoel Be'er Sheva for the 2009–2010 season, and scored one goal for the club[2] In an interview with Israeli sport portal Sport 5, Tvrtko revealed that he is a Jew according to Jewish law, since his grandmother on his mother's side was Jewish.In June 2010 Kale decided to change his first name so it would be more Jewish due to his forthcoming wedding.
SamoborSR CroatiaGoalkeeperLokomotivaHrvatski DragovoljacČakovecInker ZaprešićRijekaHajduk SplitNeuchâtel XamaxMaccabi Tel AvivBeitar JerusalemHapoel Be'er ShevaHapoel HaifaHapoel Petah TikvaMaccabi Kiryat GatHebrewfootballerSlobodna DalmacijaCroatian First LeagueZagrebNK LokomotivaNK Hrvatski DragovoljacNK ČakovecNK InkerIsraeliSport 5Jewish lawIsraeli identity cardJewishPrva HNL2004–05Croatian SupercupIsraeli Premier League2007–08Israel State CupToto Cup