The autumn half-season of the Telekom 1st Montenegrin football league ended with the dominance of Budućnost, which is not to be remembered on domestic grounds. Considering the record points advantage (as much as 18 points), the ideal team of the autumn part of the season could, without fail, be - the entire team of Buducnosti.
However, the others also played, and Dečić played the best half-season ever with second place and placing in the semi-finals of the Cup. A similar endeavor was achieved by Podgorica, whose ranking (4th in the table) is also the best in the short-lived history of the club from the "DG Arena".
Some were disappointed, Sutjeska, for example - although third, too far from first place, was also eliminated from the Cup, and wanted to fight for trophies, Iskra slowed down after last season's flash, while Petrovac is threatened with the first relegation from the elite if do not start in the spring.
The last-placed Petrovčani are the only team that does not have a single player out of 20 who, according to our selection, stood out the most in the first part of the season. In the lead, of course, is Buducnost with six footballers.
Miloš Dragojević (Future) - A series of victories, a huge point advantage, a rakish attacking game - the fact that the leader conceded the fewest goals in the league somehow went "under the radar". Dragojević instilled confidence.
Marko Vukčević (Podgorica) - He used to be a great talent, he went abroad from Budućnost, now, when he returned, he found himself again at the age of 27. From the "DG Arena" to the senior national team.
Adrijan Rudović (Dečić) - A great half-season by the central defender of Tuzana - with a great breakthrough and a goal against Sutjeska, he enabled his team to fight for the Cup final in the spring.
Igor Ćuković (Future) - Future changed right back (Vukčević, then Milić), left back (Sekulić, little Bojović, then Vučić), as well as second stopper (Adžić, then Babić). Ćuković was standard from the beginning.
Marko Tući (Dečić) - Irreplaceable in the granite defense of Tuzan, which gave way only at the end of the half-season (Podgorica, then Budućnost).
Meldin Drešković (Jezero) - With the captain's armband, he led the Blues to a great 22 points in the first season in the elite rank after 11 years.
Miloš Raičković (Future) - Fantastic goals, but also plays, assists, filigree passes - marked the first part of the season on the Telekom 1. CFL grounds.
Goran Milojko (Zeta) - He represents the people of Golubov in this, expanded autumn team. Two points were deducted from Zeta, with them they would have been fifth, Milojko maintained the "balance".
Arihiro Sentoku (Podgorica) - Whirlwind wing from Japan. He scored four goals, some of which were crucial.
Draško Božović (Future) - Where he left off last season, when he was the best player in the league as chosen by the Footballers' Union, he continued this season. Scored nine goals, contributed to the versatility of Buducnosti's attack from the midfield.
Igor Ivanovic (Future) - An autumn they will remember. Four goals for Buducnost - three for the senior national team.
Kristijan Vuljaj (Dečić) - Together with Ijiro Camaj, "terrorized" the opposing defense. He stopped at nine goals, but he will continue to score in the spring, for sure. Camaj also...
Milutin Osmajić (Sutjeska) - The best player and a rare bright spot of Sutjeska in an unforgettable autumn. He missed a lot, but also assisted, scored - a lot revolved around him.
Vasko Kalezić (Zeta) - Reached the national team from Trešnjica. A solid half season.
Marko Mrvaljević (OFK Titograd) - He directly scored OFK Titograd nine points - and very effective goals. The young attacker will try to help Budućnost in the spring.
Vuk Striković (Miner) - Chose the path less traveled - left Budućnost, sought happiness in Rudar. A great half-season with nine goals.
Božo Marković (Sutjeska) - "Lavovski" pushed through the half-season, finishing as the best scorer in the league (11 goals). With immense class, accumulated experience and routine - the people of Nikšić did not have to worry about goals.
Chalet Kordić (Podgorica) - The once great talent finally seems to have found an environment that suits him, a coach who trusts him without bounds. Hit like on tape, stopped a bit in the finish, but ten goals is quite a solid performance.
Ivan Vuković (Iskra) - To put it mildly, Iskra's changeable half-season ended with a satisfactory fifth place, considering how it started. If it weren't for Vuković's goals in the finish, last season's championship hit would have been in the relegation zone.
Dejan Zarubica (Future) - What was the Greek Moraitis in the second part of last season, in the first part of this season it was Zarubica for Buducnost, especially in its finish, when he carried the attack of Buducnost with the recovered Grbić. The five goals were not his only contribution.
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