Serbia. Only Croatia and Serbia under-20 teams have managed to qualify for the World Youth Championship since the dissolution of Yugoslavia and are thus the only under-20 ex-Yugoslav teams to have fielded teams for competitive matches at that age level since 1992. Tournament records FIFA World Youth Championship Record *Denotes draws including knockout matches decided on penalty kicks. Players The following players were members of Yugoslavia Under-20 squads at the FIFA U-20 World Cup as well as various national squads at FIFA World Cup tournaments. Letters in brackets denote national teams players represented at World Cups: YUG – Yugoslavia CRO – Croatia FRY – Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Scorers The following players scored goals for the Yugoslavia Under-20 team at Youth World Cups. The team's overall top scorer was Davor Šuker, who scored 6 goals for Yugoslavia at the 1987 U-20 World Cup, and went on to become top scorer at the 1998 FIFA World Cup eleven years later, where he represented Croatia and also scored 6 goals. Full squads 1979 FIFA World Youth Championship squad 1987 FIFA World Youth Championship squad See also Serbia national under-20 football team Yugoslavia national under-21 football team Yugoslavia national football team Teams from successor states Following the country's dissolution in 1992, the team was succeeded by Under-20 teams of the newly formed ex-Yugoslav states' national teams: Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team (1993–present) Croatia national football team (1990–present) Macedonia national football team (1993–present) Slovenia national football team (1992–present) FR Yugoslavia national football team (1993–2003) - renamed Serbia and Montenegro national football team and competed under that name 2003–2006 when it was dissolved and succeeded by: Serbia national football team (2006–present) Montenegro national football team (2006–present) References External links Article about the 1987 Yugoslav generation at FIFA.com European national under-20 association football teams Under