"Bad Blue Boys" is the group of Croatian fans that took part in the violent clashes that took place on Monday evening in Athens, where a 29-year-old Greek man was killed and 8 others were injured.
The police have arrested more than 100 people for the incident, while the investigations for the perpetrator of the crime continue. While there are doubts that the Croatians were helped within the Greek territory and by the local fans, opponents of AEK.
The Croatian ultras of Dinamo Zagreb are a popular group of fans, known for their repeated acts of violence in several different stadiums in Europe.
They are widely known as right-wing extremists and boast about it. They even once saluted like the Nazis in the middle of Milan.
Italian media reported at the time several other incidents and fights between fans of the two teams, of which a Dinamo fan was stabbed before the match.
These fans are also remembered for the bloody events at the Maksimir Stadium, in the derby of hatred that ignited the Balkan gunpowder in the spring of 1990, just before the former Yugoslavia was engulfed in blood.
For many, the war between Croats and Serbs officially began in the stadium where Dinamo Zagreb and Crvena Zvezda literally clashed and made it clear that the two peoples were a foreign body in Yugoslavia, which slowly led to its disintegration. .