the football team maribor comes from maribor, slovenia.
the football team maribor comes from maribor, slovenia.
where does the football team maribor come from?
maribor , slovenia
history of nk maribor









































the history of nogometni klub maribor covers over 55 years of football from the club based in maribor, slovenia. established on 12 december 1960, the club eventually became the most successful team in the history of slovenian football.









































section::::origins.









































the first step in the establishment of maribor, as we know it today, was the creation of the 1. slovenski športni klub maribor (i. ssk maribor), on 28 june 1919, in a small tavern called jadran on partizanska cesta street in maribor.
history of nk maribor
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