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Lazio Player Senad Lulic became Father for Third Time

Published: July 21, 2020
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Senad Lulic, a football player for Italian Lazio and a former football representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina, became a father for the third time.

He posted this nice news on his Instagram profile with a photo of baby’s feet, but still did not reveal his name or gender.

“Welcome, our love. We are proud of you. On July 9, you completed our family. We love you,” Lulic wrote in Italian on the aforementioned social network.

Lulic has been married to his wife Sandra for 15 years, with whom he already has a daughter Lea and a son Lian, Radio Sarajevo reports.

Shortly after the announcement, Senad Lulic received congratulations in his comments from his former teammates from the national team, Senijad Ibricic, Asmir Begovic, Anel Hadzic, but also many others.

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