Meet Milan - this is how Genk introduced their new signing, Montenegrin national team player Milan Roganović, to their fans, with an original video from the ceremony.
Roganović, the former right-back of Partizan, moved to Genk for 3,5 million euros.
He signed a five-year contract - until 2031, he will have the opportunity to develop at a club that has produced numerous great aces of world caliber.
Some of them, who played for Genk, are Kevin de Bruyne, Thibaut Courtois, Leonardo Trossard, Kalidou Koulibaly, Sergej Milinković-Savić...
Roganović was born in 2005. He grew up in Zeta, for whom he made his debut as a 16-year-old.
He was eligible to play for the youth team when he joined Partizan. He played for the black and whites' youth team, Teleoptik, before reaching the first team. He played 69 official matches for the Partizan first team and recorded seven assists. His excellent performances in the black and white jersey earned him a call-up to the A national team of Montenegro, for which he made his debut on September 5, 2025 against the Czech Republic. He has played seven matches for the national team so far.
"Roganović combines physical strength with discipline and great work energy. He is strong in duels, defends solidly and always thinks in the best interests of the team. His defensive reliability should bring additional balance to Genk," the Belgian club said.
"At the same time, he can contribute in attack. He carefully chooses the moments when he will join the offensive, and thanks to his speed, running and cross, he can be dangerous on the right side."
The official Genk website also shares Milan's first impressions:
"I am very proud to have signed for KRC Genk. It is incredible how many great players have played here. I am motivated to add my name to that list," said Roganović.
"I am a player who gives my all for the team in every game. I want to win every match, to put pressure on the opponent, but also to contribute in attack. I want to fight for trophies here."
Ending message:
"I want to fight for trophies"!
And a message from Genk:
"Welcome to the city, Milan"!
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