The head coach of the Montenegrin national football team, Miodrag Radulović, announced the list of players who play in foreign clubs for the matches with Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Finland in the League of Nations.
There are two new names on the list - Andrija Vukčević from Rijeka and Driton Camaj from Kišvarda.
Vukčević, a former player of Budućnost, is a standard player this season and a very important player for Rijeka, and he also has experience from younger selections, as well as from the Belgian league, from Beveren. He also spent part of his career in Seville.
Camaj reached the national team with good games and goals in Hungarian Kisvarda. He is also a former youth national team player, and this season he scored five goals and helped his team reach the European stage, for the first time in history.
They are on the list of coach Radulović
goalkeepers:
Milan Mijatović (MTK Budapest, Hungary), Danijel Petković (Angers, France), Lazar Carević (Barcelona B, Spain);
defenders:
Stefan Savić (Atletico Madrid, Spain), Žarko Tomašević (Tobol, Kazakhstan), Marko Simić (Liepaja, Latvia), Adam Marušić (Lazio, Italy), Marko Vešović (Karabakh, Azerbaijan), Igor Vujacić (Partizan, Serbia), Risto Radunović (FCSB, Romania), Marko Vukčević (UTA Arad, Romania), Nikola Šipčić (Tenerife, Spain), Andrija Vukčević (Rijeka, Croatia);
midfield:
Marko Jankovic (Hapoel Tel Aviv, Israel), Aleksandar Šcekić (Zaglebije Lubin, Poland), Sead Hakšabanović (Djurgarden, Sweden), Milutin Osmajić (Bandirmaspor, Turkey), Vukan Savićević (Samsunspor, Turkey), Ilija Vukotić (Boavista, Portugal) , Driton Camaj (Kišvarda, Hungary);
attack:
Stevan Jovetić (Hertha, Germany), Stefan Mugoša (Incheon United, South Korea), Uroš Đurđević (Sporting Gijon, Spain), Uroš Đuranović (Kolubara, Serbia) and Nikola Krstović (DAC, Slovakia).
The first match in the League of Nations will be played by the national team of Montenegro on June 4 in Podgorica against the Romanian team (20:45 p.m.). Three days later, on June 7, at 18 p.m., the "falcons" visit the Finnish national team in Helsinki.
The duel with Bosnia and Herzegovina will be played on June 11 in Podgorica, starting at 20:45 p.m., while Miodrag Radulović's team will play their last match against Romania on June 14 in Bucharest.
The gathering of the national team and the first training are scheduled for May 30.
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