Luka Mitrovic is no longer a member of Crvena Zvezda , officially confirmed today on the club’s official website from Mali Kalemegdan.
Luka Mitrovic returned to Crvena Zvezda in 2021, and now, after four seasons, he will leave the club and continue his career elsewhere.
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He first wore the Crvena Zvezda jersey back in 2012, when he came from Hemofarm. Since then, he has made history at the club – becoming second on the all-time list for appearances (524 games), scoring 3932 points, and winning 19 trophies.
In the club’s official statement, the red-and-whites said that the doors of the club will always be open for their legend, and they wished Luka Mitrovic much success in his future career:
“KK Crvena Zvezda, president Zeljko Drcelic, the entire management, as well as all employees, players, and coaches, hereby wish our Luka much health and success in the continuation of his career, and as a person and basketball player who has given immeasurably to our Club, the club doors are wide open for him after his playing career! Zvezda’s basketball number nine, a red-and-white giant both on and off the court – Luka Mitrovic.”
It is still unknown where Luka Mitrovic will continue his career; information about his next engagement is expected to appear soon.
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