He was able to win the Golden Boots of the European Cup, but he became a abandoned player in the Premier League Serie A one after another, and the powerful guy was dragged down by his personality.

At the request of my friends, let’s talk about Savo Milosevic, a former Southern general who is quite powerful but has been dragged down by his personality.

Savo Milosevic, born on September 2, 1973 in Bierina, the former South. In terms of talent, Savo Milosevic is not inferior to Mijatovic, who also came from the former South. When they were young, they were all recognized as genius strikers and stood out among players of the same age. However, the four-year difference in birth year allowed the two to widen a huge gap in the early stages of their respective players' careers.

Mijatovic happened to catch up with the golden age of Yugoslav youth team and won the World Youth Championship with the team. He gained his reputation at the age of seventeen or eighteen, attracting the attention of many European clubs. On the other hand, when Savo Milosevic was seventeen or eighteen years old, the former South was in a state of war. Not to mention becoming famous, even a normal life is difficult...

It is precisely because of the changes in the environment that Savo Milosevic's start was extremely difficult and wasted a lot of time. It was not until 1995 that he entered the European League and became a member of Aston Villa. As for his forward partner, it is the famous Dwight York.

Savo Milosevic's ending ability, coupled with Dwight York's all-round skills. This pair of partners is theoretically quite powerful. In fact, their partner is really good. In the first season of the two, the 1995-96 season, they helped Aston Villa win the English League Cup. In the following 1996-97 season, the pair continued to maintain strong firepower, while Villa ranked in the top 5 in the Premier League standings.

If it continues to develop according to this trend, then the future of Savo Milosevic in the Premier League is definitely worth looking forward to. However, the irritable personality of this powerful striker directly ended his Villa career.

That was the match between Aston Villa against Blackburn in the 1997-98 season. Savo Milosevic and his teammates were in poor form and were scored 5 goals by their opponents. Villa fans who watched the game live were furious and couldn't help but criticize their players.

For professional players, being criticized by their own fans is nothing wrong. Even many historical superstars with great military achievements have been booed by their own fans, let alone this group of Villa players. What's more, Villa lost 5 goals in a single game, and it is not unfair to be criticized by his own fans.

It is in this context that Savo Milosevic had a fierce conflict with his own fans and fought with one of the fans, directly angering the entire Villa fan group. As a result, after the 1997-98 season, Savo Milosevic was abandoned by Villa and unfortunately became a abandoned player in the Premier League.

Savo Milosevic, who was full of anger at the club, appeared on the stage of the 1998 World Cup with Yugoslavia. This Yugoslavia team has a strong man such as Mijatovic, Mikhailovic, Stankovic and other strong men, and they will definitely have the chance to achieve results. However, this team was not very lucky. As soon as they entered the knockout round, they encountered the star-studded Netherlands. They missed the opportunity to score a penalty and could only accept the fate of returning home early. After the World Cup, Savo Milosevic landed in the La Liga and became a member of Zaragoza. Although Zaragoza's overall strength is far inferior to Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​Savo Milosevic can compete with Raul and Rivaldo in the La Liga scorer list. In the 1998-99 season and the 1999-00 season, Savo Milosevic scored a total of 40 La Liga goals, with an amazing efficiency.

And when Savo Milosevic was in good shape, his big brother Mijatovic was on a downhill road. By the 2000 European Cup, Savo Milosevic had become the leader in Yugoslavia's forward line.

In the first match against Slovenia in the group stage, Savo Milosevic played a good show of scoring twice when the team was lagging behind by 3 goals early, and Yugoslavia escaped. In the second round of the group stage against Norway, Savo Milosevic scored a clever shot in the penalty area, helping Yugoslavia score all three points. As for the strong battle against Spain in the last round of the group stage, Savo Milosevic can still score. After qualifying in the group stage, Yugoslavia once again met the Netherlands. If Yugoslavia lost to the Netherlands during the 1998 World Cup, it can only be considered a shameful defeat. Then, Yugoslavia was a complete defeat in the European Cup again in 2000. Although Savo Milosevic scored a goal, it can only be considered a comfort goal... After the entire Cup, Savo Milosevic paid a data sheet of 5 goals in 4 games, and went hand in hand with Dutch striker Cruyvit to share the glory of the Golden Boot of the European Cup.

The player who can win the European Cup Golden Boots also performed well in La Liga for two consecutive seasons. This is destined that Savo Milosevic will become a hot commodity in the transfer market. Many European clubs, including Inter Milan, Barcelona and Parma, extended an olive branch to him at the same time. Savo Milosevic's final choice is Parma.

At this time, Parma sold his main striker to Lazio. Anyone understands that Savo Milosevic joins Parma under this background, obviously he cannot escape the fate of comparing it with Crespo.

In fact, after Savo Milosevic landed in the Serie A, many fans did compare him with Crespo. But Savo Milosevic's poor performance at the start made Parma fans miss Crespo more and more.

Fans missed the meritorious players who left the team. This common thing in the green world made Savo Milosevic very angry. The powerful player may have been so angry that he actually pointed his finger at Crespo, claiming that Crespo had only scored 12 goals in his first season with Parma.

This is indeed the truth. But if you say it from Savo Milosevic's mouth, it will change its taste and will be destined to offend your own fans. If a friend doesn't believe it, I might as well make an assumption: if Real Madrid introduces new players to replace Modric, it would be fine if the new players perform poorly at the beginning, and also said that Modric's start that year was not very good. Think about it, will Real Madrid fans like this new player?

In this way, Savo Milosevic had just joined Parma and offended his fans because of his personality problems, which also affected his psychological state. He only played here for one and a half seasons before being processed by Parma to Zaragoza, and unfortunately became a Serie A abandoned player. In the days after

, Savo Milosevic played for teams such as Zaragoza, Espanyol, Celta, Osasuna, etc. Although his goal efficiency has always been very good, no strong team is willing to give him a chance. This powerful man announced his retirement until 2008.