#Krasic fifa 10 professional

9.2 Montenegrin independence referendumД«orn to father Vladimir SaviД‡eviД‡, an employee of the state-owned Titograd railway transport company, and mother Vojislava 'Vojka' ДђuroviД‡, an administrative clerk in the same company, Dejan grew up with a younger brother Goran in the family's apartment located in Titograd's DraДЌ neighbourhood near the Titograd railway station.

9.1 2004вЂ“2005 campaign against Milorad KosanoviД‡.

2.3.2 1993вЂ“94 season: continued rowing with Capello and 1994 Champions League Final.2.3.1 1992вЂ“93 season: struggling for playing time under Capello.2.1.4 1987вЂ“88 season: weighing offers from big Yugoslav clubs.2.1.3 1986вЂ“87 season: renaissance under ЕЅivadinoviД‡.

#Krasic fifa 10 professional

2.1.2 1985вЂ“86 season: professional contract.2.1.1 1984вЂ“85 season: regular playing time.He later returned to Red Star for half a season in 1999, before ending his career with Rapid Wien in 2001.ДЄt the international level, he represented Yugoslavia at the 19 FIFA World Cups and, after retiring from playing, coached the Serbia and Montenegro national team from 2001 until 2003.ДЇollowing an illustrious professional playing career that lasted 18 seasons, as well as a short and unsuccessful head coaching stint during the early 2000s, he has turned to administrative matters-becoming, during the summer of 2004, the president of the Montenegrin FA. With Milan, he won three Serie A titles and the 1993вЂ“94 UEFA Champions League, among other trophies. Milan, he was nicknamed Il Genio (The Genius) by the Italian sports press.ДЄfter beginning his professional career with hometown BuduД‡nost Titograd in Yugoslavia, SaviД‡eviД‡ moved to the more established Yugoslav First League club Red Star Belgrade in 1988 where he became prominent part of the team that won the 1990вЂ“91 European Cup-coming second in the 1991 Ballon dвЂ™Or voting-before making a big money transfer to Italian champions A.C. SaviД‡eviД‡ was considered one of the best players in the world during the 1990s, and is regarded as one of the greatest Montenegrin and Yugoslavian footballers of all-time. Since 2004, he has been the president of the Montenegrin Football Association (FSCG), currently in his fifth term at the post. Dejan SaviД‡eviД‡ ( Serbian Cyrillic: Р”РµСР°РЅ РЎР°РІРёС›РµРІРёС›, pronounced born 15 September 1966) is a Montenegrin former footballer who played as an attacking midfielder.