Boris Binkovski (or Binkowski; 25 November 1944 – October 2021) was an East German footballer who spent most of his career in Yugoslavia, with spells also in Austria and Belgium.
Born in Finow, East Germany,[1] Binkovski played with Slovenian clubs Triglav Kranj and Kladivar in the Yugoslav third level before joining Maribor in 1965.[2] Maribor was back then playing in the Yugoslav Second League and Binkovski was part of the generation that achieved promotion to the Yugoslav First League in 1967. He played with Maribor for almost a decade, with the exception of two half seasons when he was on loan at Mura in the Second League, in the second half of the 1971–72 season and the first half of 1972–73.[2] He made 182 appearances and scored 30 goals in all competitions with Maribor.[3]
boris, binkovski, binkowski, november, 1944, october, 2021, east, german, footballer, spent, most, career, yugoslavia, with, spells, also, austria, belgium, personal, informationfull, nameboris, edward, binkowskidate, birth, 1944, november, 1944place, birthfin. Boris Binkovski or Binkowski 25 November 1944 October 2021 was an East German footballer who spent most of his career in Yugoslavia with spells also in Austria and Belgium Boris BinkovskiPersonal informationFull nameBoris Edward BinkowskiDate of birth 1944 11 25 25 November 1944Place of birthFinow East GermanyDate of deathOctober 2021 aged 76 Position s WingerSenior career YearsTeamApps Gls 1961 1963Triglav Kranj1963 1965Kladivar1965 1973Maribor165 29 1972 Mura loan 1973 1974Wacker Innsbruck6 1 1974 1975LASK Linz19 1 1976Royal Antwerp8 0 Club domestic league appearances and goalsCareer EditBorn in Finow East Germany 1 Binkovski played with Slovenian clubs Triglav Kranj and Kladivar in the Yugoslav third level before joining Maribor in 1965 2 Maribor was back then playing in the Yugoslav Second League and Binkovski was part of the generation that achieved promotion to the Yugoslav First League in 1967 He played with Maribor for almost a decade with the exception of two half seasons when he was on loan at Mura in the Second League in the second half of the 1971 72 season and the first half of 1972 73 2 He made 182 appearances and scored 30 goals in all competitions with Maribor 3 In 1973 Binkovski moved to neighbouring Austria where he played a season with FC Wacker Innsbruck 4 and then a season and a half with LASK Linz in the Austrian Bundesliga 5 During the winter break of 1975 76 he joined Royal Antwerp and played with them in the second half of the 1975 76 Belgian First Division 1 He stayed at Royal Antwerp at several functions within the club until 1992 1 He died in October 2021 6 References Edit a b c Boris Binkovski at rafcmuseum be a b Asovi YU fudbala page 75 Binkovski Boris nastopi Boris Binkovski stats in Slovenian NK Maribor Retrieved 11 October 2020 Datensatz Auslandische Spieler oberste osterreichische Spielklasse Saisonen 1945 46 bis 2005 06 page 7 Boris Binkovski at Woordfootball net Poslovila se je legenda Maribora Slovenski nogometni portal in Slovenian 29 October 2021 Retrieved 29 October 2021 This biographical article related to association football in Germany about a forward is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte This biographical article relating to Slovenian association football is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Boris Binkovski amp oldid 1100353629, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
