Mijatović is not a loser
I met Predrag Mijatović during the preparations of Partizan football players in Zlatibor in 1991. One day, Ivica Osim, then coach of the black and whites, decided to organize a picnic for the players.
Mijatović is not a loser The author recounts meeting Predrag Mijatović in 1991, observing his intelligence, energy, and clear ambitions to become a top footballer. Mijatović achieved significant success, becoming a key player for Partizan and Yugoslavia, and later excelling in Spain. The article contrasts Mijatović’s winning mentality with Partizan’s recent transfer strategy and its impact on the team’s performance and coaching staff, suggesting a struggle for second place rather than championship aspirations.
- The author met Predrag Mijatović in 1991 and recognized his potential and ambition.
- Mijatović achieved success as captain of Partizan, best Yugoslav player, and a top player in Spain.
- The author questions Partizan’s recent transfer strategy, involving older players instead of developing young talent.
- Partizan’s unrealistic ambitions led to coaching changes and potentially a fight for second place.
- The author suggests that a return to fundamental changes is needed for Partizan to consistently compete for trophies.
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