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Jusuf Nurkić

Bosnian basketball player

1994 - today

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His biography is available in 32 different languages on Wikipedia (up from 30 in 2024). Jusuf Nurkić is the 834th most popular basketball player (down from 668th in 2024), the 302nd most popular biography from Bosnia & Herzegovina (down from 284th in 2019) and the 17th most popular Bosnian, Herzegovinian Basketball Player.

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Jusuf Nurkić's biography appears in 32 language editions of Wikipedia, more than 91% of all Basketball Players.

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Among Basketball Players

Among basketball players, Jusuf Nurkić ranks 834 out of 2,249. Before him are Aramis Naglić, Will Clyburn, Roberto Dueñas, Andrija Žižić, Mario Kasun, and Goran Jagodnik. After him are Víctor Claver, Jerome Kersey, Steve Francis, Ivica Zubac, Jiří Welsch, and Joffrey Lauvergne.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1994, Jusuf Nurkić ranks 363. Before him are Connor Jessup, Mattia Caldara, Alexander Djiku, Samed Yeşil, Annika Beck, and Karim Rekik. After him are Fabio Basile, Tiesj Benoot, Jefferson Lerma, Fumi Nikaido, Jake T. Austin, and Óliver Torres.

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In Bosnia & Herzegovina

Among people born in Bosnia & Herzegovina, Jusuf Nurkić ranks 302 out of 422. Before him are Daria Lorenci Flatz (1976), Ognjen Vranješ (1989), Vladimir Jelčić (1968), Vlado Čapljić (1962), Nina Kusturica (1975), and Vladimir Radmanović (1980). After him are Ivica Zubac (1997), Mato Jajalo (1988), Josip Šutalo (2000), Eldin Jakupović (1984), Ermin Bičakčić (1990), and Dalal Midhat-Talakić (1981).

Among Basketball Players In Bosnia & Herzegovina

Among basketball players born in Bosnia & Herzegovina, Jusuf Nurkić ranks 17. Before him are Slađana Golić (1960), Bojan Bogdanović (1989), Damir Mulaomerović (1974), Džanan Musa (1999), Mirza Teletović (1985), and Vladimir Radmanović (1980). After him are Ivica Zubac (1997), Nihad Đedović (1990), Saša Čađo (1989), Mirza Begić (1985), Damir Markota (1985), and Ognjen Kuzmić (1990).

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