Ivica Kralj
After being involved in a head-to-head battle for the number one spot with Kocic, recent selections by coach Boskov suggest Ivica Kralj will get the nod.
Since making his international debut at the end of 1996 in a 3-2 victory away to Argentina, he has proved to be solid and reliable.
Krajl impressed in all of Yugoslavia's matches at France 98, and was subsequently signed by FC Porto from Partizan Belgrade.
But he struggled to settle and moved to PSV Eindhoven, helping the Dutch side to third position in the domestic league, although their Champions League form this season was disappointing.
Krajl played in six of Yugoslavia's eight Euro 2000 qualifying games, conceding just six goals.
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