Son of Former Maccabi Tel Aviv Star Scores Against Real Madrid in Friendly
Meho Kodro, a former Maccabi Tel Aviv player with a notable career in La Liga, is the father of Kenan Kodro, who recently scored against Real Madrid in a friendly match. Meho Kodro played 263 La Liga games, scoring 105 goals for clubs including Barcelona, Tenerife, Alavés, and Real Sociedad before moving to Israel. He also represented Bosnia and Yugoslavia internationally and won the Israeli State Cup with Maccabi Tel Aviv in 2001. After retiring, he briefly coached the Bosnian national team and held other coaching roles.
Kenan Kodro, Meho's son, followed a football path through Real Sociedad and later Athletic Bilbao, with stints in Denmark, Germany, and Turkey. Currently, he plays alongside Israeli player Gabi Kanikovski at Ferencváros in Hungary. In a recent friendly against Real Madrid, Kenan came on at halftime, replacing Kanikovski, and scored to reduce the deficit to 2-1, beating goalkeeper Andriy Lunin. This performance brought attention to the Kodro family legacy in football.
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