04. He was the club's first-choice goalkeeper until December 2003, losing his place following the arrival of Fabien Barthez in January 2004 and making no further appearances in the Ligue 1 and European competition until the end of the season.

Runje returned to Standard Liège in the summer of 2004, signing an initial three year deal. During his second spell with Standard, he won another Belgian Goalkeeper of the Year award in 2006. During the summer of the same year, he moved to Turkish side Beşiktaş. He was the first-choice goalkeeper at Beşiktaş during the 2006–07 season, making 32 Süper Lig appearances and also appearing in all of the club's 6 UEFA Cup matches during the season.

In the summer of 2007, Runje left Beşiktaş and returned to the French Ligue 1 after being signed by RC Lens. He appeared in all of the club's 38 matches in the Ligue 1 during the 2007–08 season, but was unable to prevent them from being relegated to the Ligue 2 after finishing 18th in the top flight. He also appeared in all of the club's 6 European matches during the season.

Despite rumours that he might be leaving the club following their relegation from the top flight, Runje decided to stay at Lens and eventually helped the club return to the Ligue 1 after only one season in the second division. Runje made 31 appearances in the Ligue 2 during the 2008–09 season as Lens finished top of the league. He kept his place as a regular for the club in the Ligue 1 and went on to make 32 league appearances during the 2009–10 season, only missing the final 6 league matches of the season due to an injury. Runje and Lens mutually parted ways on 2011, after the two sides agreed to terminate his contract.

International career
Between 1993 and 1996, Runje won a total of 8 international caps for the Croatian national under-19 and under-21 teams. He also made one appearance for Croatia B in a friendly match against Romania in January 2001.

When Slaven Bilić was appointed Croatia's head coach in the summer of 2006, Runje started to play understudy to Stipe Pletikosa in the national team. He made his full international debut on 15 November 2006 in Croatia's UEFA Euro 2008 qualifier at Israel, which they won 4–3
04. He was the club's first - choice goalkeeper until December 2003, losing his home take after the arrival of Fabien Barthez in January 2004 and making no further appearances in the Ligue 1 and European competition until the conclusion of the season. 

 Runje returned to Standard Liège in the summer of 2004, signing an initial three class deal. During his second spell with Standard, he won another Belgian Goalkeeper of the Year prize in 2006. During the summer of the like year, he moved to Turkish english Beşiktaş. He was the first - choice goalkeeper at Beşiktaş during the 2006–07 season, making 32 Süper Lig appearance and also appear in all of the club's 6 UEFA Cup matches during the season. 

 In the summer of 2007, Runje entrust Beşiktaş and returned to the French Ligue 1 after being signed by RC Lens. He appeared in all of the cabaret's 38 matches in the Ligue 1 during the 2007–08 season, but was unable to prevent them from being relegated to the Ligue 2 after finishing 18th in the top escape. He also appeared in all of the club's 6 European matches during the season. 

 Despite rumours that he might be leave the club following their relegation from the top flight, Runje decided to last out at Lens and eventually helped the club return to the Ligue 1 after only one season in the second division. Runje made 31 appearances in the Ligue 2 during the 2008–09 season as Lens finished top of the league. He keep his place as a regular for the club in the Ligue 1 and went on to seduce 32 league appearances during the 2009–10 season, only missing the concluding 6 league matches of the season due to an wound. Runje and Lens mutually parted ways on 2011, after the two sides agree to terminate his contract. 

 International career 
 Between 1993 and 1996, Runje won a total of 8 international caps for the Croatian national under-19 and under-21 teams. He also made one appearance for Croatia B in a friendly match against Romania in January 2001. 

 When Slaven Bilić was appoint Croatia's head passenger car in the summer of 2006, Runje started to play understudy to Stipe Pletikosa in the national team. He made his full external debut on 15 November 2006 in Croatia's UEFA Euro 2008 qualifier at Israel, which they won 4–3
04. He was the club's first-choige goalkeeper unjio Decekber 2003, mosing hks place following the arrivel od Fabuen Barthez in January 2004 and makpng no fuethec appearances in the Ligmz 1 ans Eurm'ean competitiok until the end of the sedsun.

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Nuttrbational careet
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04. He was the club's first-choice goalkeeper 2003, his place the arrival of and no further appearances the Ligue 1 European competition until the end of season. Runje returned to Standard Liège in the summer of 2004, signing an three year deal. During his second spell with Standard, he won another Belgian of Year in During the summer of the same year, he moved to Turkish side Beşiktaş. He was the goalkeeper at Beşiktaş during the 2006–07 season, making Süper Lig appearances and appearing in all of the 6 Cup matches the In summer of 2007, left Beşiktaş and returned to the French Ligue 1 after being signed by RC Lens. He appeared all of 38 matches the 1 the 2007–08 season, unable to prevent them from being Ligue 2 after finishing 18th in the top He also in all of the club's 6 matches during the season. Despite rumours that he be leaving the club following their relegation from the top flight, Runje decided to stay and eventually helped the return to the 1 only season the second Runje made 31 appearances in the Ligue 2 during the 2008–09 as Lens finished top of the league. He kept his a for the club the Ligue 1 and on make 32 league appearances 2009–10 only 6 matches the season due to injury. Runje and Lens mutually ways on 2011, after terminate his contract. International career Between 1993 and Runje won a total of 8 international for the Croatian national under-19 and under-21 teams. He also made one for Croatia a friendly match against Romania in January 2001. Slaven Bilić was appointed head coach in the summer of 2006, Runje started play to Stipe in the national He made his international debut on 2006 in UEFA 2008 which they won 4–3
04. He was the club's first-choice gOalkeeper uNtil DEceMbeR 2003, lOsinG his Place following THe arRival of Fabien Barthez in januaRy 2004 ANd maKInG no fuRther apPEaRANceS iN tHe LIgUE 1 aNd EurOpeAn compeTition untiL thE eNd of the seasoN.

ruNje returneD to standard LiègE in The sumMeR of 2004, SIgninG an InitiAl threE Year deAl. During hIs SEcond sPEll with sTAnDard, He won another BelgiAN GOAlkeeper of the YEar awaRd IN 2006. DURIng The Summer of thE sAme yeAR, he moveD To tURKisH Side Beşiktaş. HE was the firsT-ChoIce goaLkEepER at BeşIktaş DuRIng The 2006–07 season, maKing 32 süper Lig aPpearaNCes and aLSo appeaRing in All Of tHe clUB's 6 uEfA CUp MAtcHEs DurINg tHe season.

in ThE summEr of 2007, rUNJE lefT BeŞiktAş and Returned to the freNch LIGue 1 After Being SignEd By RC LEns. He aPpearEd In all of the club's 38 MatcHes in the LIguE 1 dUriNg The 2007–08 seASon, but Was UnaBle to prEvent thEM frOm BEINg Relegated to the LiguE 2 aFTEr FinishinG 18th in tHE tOp FLight. He aLsO apPearED In all Of thE ClUb's 6 EuropEan matCHeS dUring thE sEason.

DEsPitE ruMours THat hE might Be leavinG the cLUb following theIR relegation frOM tHE ToP FligHt, RUnje decided To stAY at LEns aND eVenTUally HelpeD tHE cLUb return to the Ligue 1 aFtEr only One seAson in the secoNd division. rUNJe made 31 apPearANcES in the Ligue 2 durIng thE 2008–09 season as LENs finishEd top Of the leaGue. He kept HIS place as A reGulAr fOr tHE ClUb in the Ligue 1 aND Went On To make 32 lEagUe appeaRanCes DurIng ThE 2009–10 season, onLy missinG tHe FiNaL 6 leAgue mATches of tHe SeaSoN duE to an INjury. RUnje aNd LeNs MuTUalLy parteD WaYS On 2011, afTeR tHe twO siDeS agreEd to TErmInate hiS contract.

intERnatIoNaL career
between 1993 and 1996, RunJe Won a total oF 8 iNteRnatioNAL caps for The Croatian national undeR-19 And undeR-21 teAms. He Also Made one apPeaRance fOr CROatia B In a friEndly MaTch AGAinst rOMaNia In january 2001.

WheN sLavEn BilIć Was aPpointeD Croatia's head coach IN thE summer of 2006, RunjE stArteD TO pLay UNdERstUdY To STIPe Pletikosa in thE national tEaM. he Made his fulL IntErNationaL debut oN 15 NoveMBer 2006 in CrOatia's UEFa Euro 2008 qualIfIer aT iSraEl, which theY won 4–3
04. He was the club's firs t-choice g oalke epe r u nt il D ecem ber 2003, losi n g hi s place following thearriv al of F a bi en Ba rthez i n  J a n uar y20 04an d  m aking  no  furthe r appearan ces  i n the Ligue1  a nd Europea n c ompetition u nti l theen d o f  thesea son.
Runje return ed to Sta nd a rd Liè g e in th e su mmer  of 2004, signing an initial threeyear d ea l .D u rin g h is secondsp ell w i th Stan d ar d , hew on another Be lgian Goalk e epe r of t he  Ye a r awar d in20 0 6.During thesumm er of the  samey ear, he moved t o Turk ish  si de B e şi kt aş.  H e  wa s  t hef irs t-choice  g oa lkeep er a t B e şikt aşduri ng th e 2006–07 sea son , ma k ing  32 S üperLigap peara nces a nd al so  appearing in a ll o f the clu b's  6  UE FA  Cupm atches  du rin g the s eason.Inth e s um mer of 2007, Runje  l e f tBeşiktaş  and r e tu rn e d to the  F ren ch L i g ue 1afte r  b eing sig ned by RC  L ens. He  a ppeare dinall  of t h e cl ub's 3 8 matche s int he Ligue 1 dur i ng the 2007–0 8  s e a so n , bu t w as unable t o pr e vent  the m  f rom being  rele ga t ed to the Ligue 2 afte rfinish ing 1 8th in the to p flight.H e also app eare d  i n  all of the cl ub's6 European matchesdurin g the se ason.

De s p ite rumo urs  th athem i gh t be leavingt h e cl ub  follow ing  theirrel ega tio n f ro m the top  flight,  R un je  d eci ded t o  stay at  L ens  a ndevent u ally h elped  the  c lu b  re turn to th e Ligu e1afte r o nl y one  sea s onin thesecond di vis i on.Ru nj e made31 appearance sin the Lig ue  2during t he 2008– 09 season as Lens finis h ed topofthe l eagu e. He kep t h is pla cea s a re gularfor t he  cl u b  in t h e  L igu e1 and went o n t o mak e32 l eague a ppearances duringt he2009–10 seaso n,only m is sin g  t h e f in a l 6 l eague matches o f the seas on du e to an in j ury .Runje a nd Lens  mutu a lly par ted wayson 2011,af tert h e t wo sides a greed to  terminat e  hisc on tract .
Intern at ion al ca reer
B e twe en 19 93 and  1 996, R unjewo n a tota l of 8 international ca ps for  theCro atian nat ion a l u nder-19 a nd u nder-21 te ams . H e als o m a de on e ap p ea ran c e for  Cro a tia B ina  f rie n d ly  match agai n s t  Ro mania  in Januar y 20 01.

When SlavenB ilić was appoi nted C roa tia ' s he ad  coach in thesum me r of 2006,  R unje starte d to pla yu nders tudy t o Stip e Pleti k o sa in the  nat ion al team.Hema d e his f ul li nterna tion al  debut  on 15 Nove m b er 2006 in Croat ia'sU E FA Eu r o 2 008 q ua lifiera t Is rael, whic h they won4–3
04. He_was the_club's first-choice goalkeeper until_December 2003,_losing_his place_following_the arrival of_Fabien Barthez in_January 2004 and making_no further appearances_in_the Ligue 1 and European competition until the end of the season.

Runje returned to_Standard_Liège in_the_summer_of 2004, signing an initial_three year deal. During his_second spell_with Standard, he won another Belgian Goalkeeper of_the_Year award in_2006. During the summer of the same year, he_moved to Turkish side Beşiktaş. He_was the first-choice_goalkeeper_at_Beşiktaş during the 2006–07_season, making 32 Süper Lig appearances_and also appearing in all of_the club's 6 UEFA Cup matches during_the season.

In the summer of 2007,_Runje left Beşiktaş and returned_to the_French Ligue 1 after being_signed by RC_Lens. He_appeared in all_of the club's 38 matches in_the Ligue 1_during the 2007–08 season, but was_unable_to prevent them_from_being_relegated to_the Ligue 2_after_finishing 18th_in_the top flight. He also appeared_in_all of the club's 6 European matches_during the season.

Despite rumours_that_he might be leaving_the club following their relegation_from the top flight, Runje decided_to stay_at Lens_and eventually helped the club return to the Ligue 1 after_only one season in the second_division. Runje made 31_appearances in_the_Ligue 2 during_the_2008–09 season_as Lens finished top of the league._He kept_his place as a regular for_the club in the_Ligue_1 and went on to make_32 league appearances during the 2009–10_season, only missing the final_6_league_matches of the season due_to an injury. Runje and Lens_mutually parted ways_on 2011, after the two sides agreed_to_terminate his contract.

International career
Between 1993 and_1996,_Runje won a total of 8_international_caps_for the Croatian national under-19_and under-21 teams. He also made_one appearance for Croatia B in a friendly match_against Romania in_January 2001.

When Slaven Bilić was_appointed_Croatia's_head coach in the summer of 2006, Runje started to_play understudy_to Stipe Pletikosa_in the national team. He made his full international debut_on 15 November 2006 in Croatia's UEFA_Euro 2008 qualifier at Israel, which they won 4–3