“I don’t know if he’s ready to play 90 minutes” | Relief

Cordoba–. At 26 years old Luka Jovic should be in yours basicbut the reality is much different. Serbian striker He barely played 78 minutes in Milan. Throughout the season it is divided into three games, dropped out of the Champions League since the Italian national team did not register him and his situation reaches the point that even with Serbia he lost ownership.

Jovic did not start against Switzerland, and in fact In his last nine appearances for Serbia, he appeared in only two matches.. The matter becomes more important when we consider that Over the past two years, Jovic has hardly scored a single goal for the national team.. Without Vlahovic, who is sidelined again due to “family issues”, Jovic would have to be the one to take the stripes, but in reality that weight falls on Mitrovic. In fact, the coach himself made it clear: ““I don’t know if he’s ready to play 90 minutes and if so, at what pace he can play them, he didn’t pick up the pace at Milan.”.

This striker is far away for which Real paid 63 million euros. There is nothing left of him. His position is such that, according to prestigious Italian media such as La Gazetta dello Sportalready They are looking for a way out for the next winter market before your contract expires June 30, 2025, the same year his relationship with Real Madrid ended..

Luca gave Madrid neither sporting results nor not economical eithersince the whites “gifted” him to Fiore in exchange for 50% of the future sale, and he left Fiore for Milan for free. In Milan it seemed that a new adventure could begin, but the arrival Maura and Abraham They sent him to ostracism.

Although he lost his ownership in Serbia, the coach Dragan Stojkovic He has always been your protector. In fact, despite the previously spoken phrase, he wanted to justify him: “For me, he is a player of very high quality and It was no coincidence that he signed a contract with Real Madrid.has fantastic playing qualities as a striker. He was unlucky in the last game, he had two chances, and in the match against Spain he had a very clear one, but such is the life of a striker. You can’t expect every ball to end in a goal.“He is a very positive person, they always call him to us, regardless of the circumstances,” he said.