'Fearless ball carrier' Dolcek joins Dundee United
Dolcekt has previously play for Slaven Belupo and Hajduk Split and has been capped up to under-23 level.He follows Amar Fatah, Krisztian Keresztes, Dario Naamo and Isaac Pappoe in joining United on loan this summer, while Panutche Camara, Bert Esselink, Iurie Iovu, Yevhen Kucherenko and Zac Sapsford have arrived on permanent deals.
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