Miroslav Bičanić

Miroslav Bičanić (born 29 October 1969 in Osijek, Yugoslavia ) is a former Croatian football player.

With the beginning of the first season of the Croatian League 1991/92 the midfielder Bičanić was in the squad of his youth club NK Osijek and scored two goals in 13 games. 1992/93 completed Bičanić in the service of NK Zagreb 25 games and then returned to NK Osijek, which he left after 13 goals in 53 missions during two other seasons in 1995 towards Israel. This Bičanić had crowned on 25 June 1993 in Zagreb services his debut in the Croatian national team with a goal. His second deployment in the national team on April 10, 1996 should also be his last.

After only one year with the Israeli club Hapoel Haifa FC Bičanić moved in 1996 to the German Bundesliga's newly MSV Duisburg, with whom he 1996/97 ninth occupied and in 14 matches scoring one goal, not, however, able to prevail permanently and the Israeli Hapoel Haifa FC returned. 1998/99 Bičanić changed again in the German Bundesliga, where he came to only four missions in league play and two DFB Cup stakes at Hansa Rostock. Bičanić then played another season in Israel, this time at Hapoel Be'er Sheva, before he moved to China 2000. After three years at three Chinese clubs ( Chongqing Longxin, Sichuan and Qingdao Shangwutong Hademen ) ended his active career in 2002 Bičanić.