Marcos Milinkovic

Marcos Milinkovic
Marcos Milinkovic
Personal information
Full name	Marcos Antonio Milinkovic
Born	December 22, 1971; Villa Ballester, Argentina
Hometown	Villa Ballester, Argentina
Height	2.05 m (6 ft 9 in)
Weight	99 kg (218 lb)
Spike	355 cm (140 in)
Block	338 cm (133 in)
Volleyball information
Position	Wing Spiker
Current club	Buenos Aires Unidos
Number	1
National team
1999–2007	Argentina
	Last updated: June 2010

Marcos Antonio Milinkovic (born December 22, 1971 in Villa Ballester, Buenos Aires) is an Argentine volleyball player. Milinković is 203 cm tall and weighs 100 kg.

Milinkovic started playing the sport at age 17, a relatively late age. Milinkovic is of Croat descent.[1][2][3][4]

Milinkovic speaks Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian.

Clubs

Sportivo Ballester (1988–1990)
Obras Sanitarias de Buenos Aires (1990–1992)
Tomei Livorno (1992–1993)
Uliveto Tomei Livorno (1993–1994)
Cocamar Paranà (1995–1996)
Chapecoense Santa Catarina (1996–1997)
Olimpikus Rio de Janeiro (1997–1999)
Sisley Treviso (1999–2000)
Asystel Milano (2000–2003)
Unisul Florianopolis (2003–2004)
Olympiacos S.C. (2004–2005)
Cimed Florianopolis (2006–2007)
Unión de formosa (2008–2010)
Buenos Aires Unidos (2011-)

Mariano Del Águila, Marcos Milinkovic: alto, rubio, y de ojos celestes Archived 2017-08-04 at the Wayback Machine: "Ella me gustó, charlé un poco, mi familia es de descendencia croata, así que nos entendimos.", July 01, 2004, Accessed August 3, 2017
Marcos Milinkovic, la cara del Mundial: "Mi apellido es de origen croata, quizás de esas raíces procedan los altibajos de mi carácter", ESPN, September 26, 2002, Accessed August 3, 2017
Marcos Milinkovic, el indomable crack del voley Archived 2017-08-04 at the Wayback Machine: "Mi apellido es de origen croata, quizás de esas raíces procedan los altibajos de mi carácter", Terra, September 26, 2002, Accessed August 3, 2017
Julián Córdoba Toro, La inmigración croata a Sudamérica (I) – Inmigración iberoamericana nº2: "Además tenemos a varios deportistas argentinos descendientes de croatas, destacando principalmente los jugadores de voleibol Marcos Milinkovic y Alejandro Spajic.", Iberoamérica Social, October 23, 2013, Accessed August 3, 2017
CEV Austrian Airlines Men's Volleyball Top Teams Cup Final Four: Piraeus, 11-12 March 2005

Awards
Preceded by Rafael Pascual	2002 FIVB World Championship Men's Most Valuable Player 2002	Succeeded by Gilberto Godoy Filho
Preceded by Rafael Pascual	2002 FIVB World Championship Men's Best Scorer 2002	Succeeded by Héctor Soto

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