Marko's journey in water polo began at a young age, playing for various prestigious clubs across the globe. His career took him from his home club, Vojvodina, to top teams in Europe and beyond, including Partizan, Ortiga, Sabadell, Sintez Kazany, Al Ittihad, and Radnički. His versatility in the pool allowed him to excel in multiple roles—whether as a left-side player, utility, or shooter, Marko proved time and again that he had what it took to compete at the highest level.

But it was on the international stage that Marko truly made his mark. As a key player for the Serbian National Team, he had the privilege of sharing the pool with legends such as Nenad Manojlović, Dejan Udovičić, Gabi Hernández, and Zsolt Varga. Throughout his career with the national team, Marko represented Serbia with pride and contributed to numerous victories that will be forever etched in the history of the sport.

Accolades with the Serbian National Team:

• 2005: University Games – Izmir, Turkey – Gold Medal

• 2005: Mediterranean Games – Almería, Spain – Bronze Medal

• 2003: Junior World Championship – Naples, Italy – Gold Medal

• 2002: Junior European Championship – Bari, Italy – Gold Medal

• 2001: Junior European Championship – Hagen, Germany – Bronze Medal

These are just a few of the many achievements Marko earned with the Serbian National Team during his career. His commitment and performance never faltered, making him a crucial asset for his team on the global stage.

Marko's club success is equally impressive. Over the years, he played with some of the most prominent clubs in Europe and the Middle East. His team spirit and leadership helped lead Ferencvarosi Torna Club (FTC) to a LEN Cup victory in 2017, Sabadell to a Cup of Spain win in 2012, and Radnički to multiple national championships.

Notable Club Achievements:

• 2017: Won LEN Cup with Ferencvarosi Torna Club (FTC)

• 2015: Won Cup of Serbia – Radnički

• 2014: Won Cup of Saudi Arabia – Al Ittihad

• 2012: Won Cup of Spain – Sabadell

• 2011: Won Cup of Serbia – Partizan Beograd

• 2011: Championship of Serbia – Partizan Beograd

  
  

After retiring from playing professionally, Marko transitioned into coaching, where he continues to influence the sport he loves. In 2019, he became the General Director of Water Polo Club Vojvodina, where he now helps shape the next generation of water polo players. Marko also served as the head coach for Exiles in Malta during the 2018/2019 season.

Coaching Career:

• 2019 – Present: General Director of Water Polo Club Vojvodina, Novi Sad

• 2018/2019: Head Coach of Exiles – Malta

Marko Čuk’s story is not just about the accolades and the medals, but about the legacy he’s building for the future of water polo. From playing alongside the legends of the sport to now guiding new players to greatness, Marko’s journey is one of continuous evolution and contribution to the water polo community.