Miloš Krasić established himself as a dynamic presence in European football by utilizing his speed and powerful dribbling as a traditional right-sided winger. Born in Titova Mitrovica in 1984, he developed his skills within the Serbian league before transitioning to high-profile clubs across Russia, Italy, Turkey, France, and Poland throughout a professional career spanning nearly two decades.
Early Development and Move to Russia
Krasić began his footballing journey with his local side FK Rudar. In 1998, he moved north to join FK Vojvodina in Novi Sad, where he progressed through the youth ranks and eventually earned the team captaincy. Following extensive negotiations, he secured a transfer to CSKA Moscow in the summer of 2004. During his tenure in Russia, he contributed to significant silverware, including the 2004-05 UEFA Cup, multiple Russian Premier League titles in 2005 and 2006, and several domestic cup victories.
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In August 2010, Krasić transferred to Juventus for a reported fee of €15 million. He made an immediate impact, notably providing assists in his home debut and scoring a hat-trick against Cagliari in September 2010. His performance style, marked by aggressive flank play, drew comparisons to former Juventus player Pavel Nedvěd. While he contributed to the club's 2011-12 Serie A title, his playing time decreased under manager Antonio Conte, leading to his eventual departure.
Career Progression in Turkey, France, and Poland
Krasić signed a four-year contract with Fenerbahçe in August 2012 for a transfer fee of €7 million. His time in Turkey included winning the 2012-13 Turkish Cup, though he struggled to maintain a consistent starting role. He spent the 2013-14 season on loan at the French club Bastia, where he scored against Evian. In 2015, he concluded his nomadic professional path by signing with the Polish club Lechia Gdańsk, where he remained for three seasons.
International Representation
Representing his nation, Krasić participated in the 2004 Summer Olympics and served as a key figure for the Serbia and Montenegro under-21 squad during two UEFA European Under-21 Championships. He played a pivotal role in Serbia's qualification for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, appearing in all three group stage matches during the tournament. Over his career, he earned 46 international caps and scored 3 goals, with his final appearance occurring in a 2011 friendly match against Honduras.
Fast facts
- Born: 1 November 1984, Titova Mitrovica
- Primary Position: Right-sided winger
- Serbian Player of the Year: 2009
- Total International Caps: 46
- International Goals: 3
- Major Trophies include: UEFA Cup 2004-05, Serie A 2011-12
- Clubs included: Vojvodina, CSKA Moscow, Juventus, Fenerbahçe, Bastia, Lechia Gdańsk
Questions readers ask
Which major clubs did Miloš Krasić play for?
He played for FK Vojvodina, CSKA Moscow, Juventus, Fenerbahçe, Bastia, and Lechia Gdańsk.
Did he win any international titles?
He reached the final of the 2004 European U-21 Championship as a runner-up with Serbia and Montenegro.
Achievements
- Worked as association football player
