Mario Majstorović (born 1 March 1977 in

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) is an

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who plays for ÖTSU Großmugl.

Club career

Late-developing Majstorović played in the Austrian lower leagues for years, before making his

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debut with

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at 26 years of age. In his first season with them he immediately won the Double and four years later he clinched a move to Austrian giants

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for whose youth team he had played over 10 years before.

Honours

(1): ** 2004 *

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(2): ** 2004, 2009

External links

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Profile - Austria Archiv
1977 births Living people People from Korneuburg Austrian men's footballers SV Stockerau players Grazer AK players FK Austria Wien players Favoritner AC players Wiener Sport-Club players Kapfenberger SV players Austrian Football Bundesliga players Men's association football defenders Footballers from Lower Austria {{austria-footy-defender-stub