Jovetić on Vukotić: He reminds me of me, I had the opportunity to see how special he is

It was clear that he was a great talent even in the younger categories of Buducnost, and after his return from Dinamo Zagreb, his class really emerged - both in the blue and white jersey, and now in Partizan.

Milan Vukotić particularly shone in Partizan's "kindergarten" in the new season (two goals and two assists), he is increasingly a starter in the Montenegrin national team, and he also delighted the "falcon" captain Stevan Jovetić.

"I recently trained at Buducnost and then I had the opportunity to see how good Milan is and I have to admit that he reminds me of me," Jovetic told "Mozzartsport".

The two maestros are separated by 13 years, Jovetic's senior, and they should show how good they can be together on the field in the ongoing World Cup qualifiers.

"It's not like he's mine, so I can praise him, but he has something special. He plays with both feet, he has a good view of the field, he has a good shot," added Jovetić.

Milan Roganović is also a regular in Partizan this season, Andrej Kostić has also played a significant amount of minutes (he has already scored important goals), and among the Montenegrin players there is also Stefan Milić.

"I don't know Andrej Kostić well, however, what I like about him is that he constantly creates chances," emphasized the Montenegro captain.

Jovetić also got a chance early on at Partizan, becoming captain at a very young age...

"When I was 16 or 17 years old, Zoran Mirković, Albert Nađ, Niša Saveljić, Ivica Kralj, Ivan Tomić were next to me - it was completely different for me to play, first of all, easier. Of course, the financial situation is what it is and maybe all this was done under duress, but what is most important is that things are going well," said Jovetić.

Both he and the Montenegrins in Partizan now face battles for Europe, or more precisely for a new step in the Conference League - Jovetić and Omonia play against Araz, while Partizan attacks Hibernian.