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Croatian clubs of the top-flight Premijer liga

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Alkar Sinj
Sinj — a club from the town famous for the traditional Sinjska alka jousting tournament.
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Cedevita Junior Zagreb
Zagreb — the reserve and development team of Cedevita Olimpija, a launching pad for young Croatian players.
kkcedevitajunior.hr
Cibona Zagreb
Zagreb — two-time European Champions' Cup winner (1985, 1986), the club where Dražen Petrović came up.
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Dinamo Zagreb
Zagreb — a basketball club carrying the name of Zagreb's famous sports club Dinamo.
kkdinamo.hr
Dubrava Zagreb
Zagreb — a club from the Dubrava district of Zagreb.
kkdubrava.hr
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik — a club from the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city.
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Kvarner 2010 Rijeka
Rijeka — a club from the Adriatic port city, playing at the Dvorana Mladosti.
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Samobor
Samobor — a club from the town near Zagreb famous for its traditional kremšnita cream cake.
kksamobor.hr
Škrljevo
Škrljevo — a club from a small village near Rijeka, playing under sponsor name DepoLink.
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Split
Split — successor to the legendary Jugoplastika side that won three straight European Champions' Cups (1989–1991) with Toni Kukoč and Dino Rađa.
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Zabok
Zabok — a club from northwestern Croatia's Hrvatsko zagorje region.
kkzabok.hr
Zadar
Zadar — a club with a rich European history, playing at the Krešimir Ćosić Hall.
kkzadar.hr