Saša Papac

[1] He became Rangers' third signing from Austria Vienna in the 2006 summer transfer window, after Libor Sionko and Filip Šebo.

Papac made his debut for Rangers on 17 September 2006, coming on as a half time substitute for Steven Smith in a Scottish Premier League game against Hibernian.

He was linked with a move to French club Saint-Etienne in the summer but rejected it in order to claim a first-team spot.

[5] Papac signed a new one-year contract extension with Rangers just two days after helping the club to a third consecutive championship.

[7] On 28 August 2012, Papac announced his retirement from professional football for health reasons, after failing to recover properly from a groin injury.

[8] Papac made his debut on 12 January 2001, against Bangladesh at the Sahara Millennium Cup but quit in March 2007, citing problems with the staff at the Bosnian FA.

Shortly after Kodro's dismissal, he was called up by new coach Miroslav Blažević but refused to come and retired from international football claiming it was to give space to new young players.