Roganovic is banking on his ex-teammate Kostic: “He reminds me of Kane,
By OnzeActu · · 5 min read
Milan Roganovic, ex-teammate of Andrej Kostic at Partizan, believes that the young Serbian has the profile of a modern striker and that he has the potential to establish himself at Milan after his transfer.
Why it matters
Andrej Kostic's transfer to Milan underlines the Rossonero club's commitment to investing in promising young talents. With his impressive run at Partizan Belgrado and his performances in the Serbian Superliga, Kostic could become a major asset for AC Milan in Serie A. His potential to adapt to different attacking roles could strengthen Milan's attack, especially in a league as competitive as Serie A.
Key points
- Roganovic bets on his ex-teammate Kostic: “He reminds me of Kane.
- Milan Roganovic, ex-teammate of Andrej Kostic at Partizan, believes that the young Serbian has the profile of a modern striker and that he has the potential to establish himself at Milan after his transfer.
- Roganovic commits to his ex-companion Kostic: "Mi ricorda Kane, al Milan farà molto bene".
“Above all, he is a splendid person and a great footballer,” Roganovic said when commenting on Kostic's time at Milan. The Montenegrin player goes further in the comparison by evoking a similarity in style with Harry Kane: “He reminds me of Harry Kane because he is a false nine who likes to lower himself to participate in the construction of the game, then conclude towards the goal. He went to Milan to grow and show his value. I am convinced that he will do very well. »
Physical profile and background Andrej Kostic has a modern profile for an attacker: 1.88 m, capable of playing both up front and as a second attacker. Born in Podgorica, he began his training at Buducnost before joining Partizan Belgrado, a club renowned for launching young talents in a competitive context. Last season, Kostic recorded 11 goals in 34 appearances in the Serbian Superliga, notable statistics for a player of his generation in a demanding league.
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The move comes as Milan look to strengthen their long-term attack, combining experienced players and prospects capable of evolving according to tactical needs. Kostic's profile - tall, technical and mobile - corresponds to this desire: an attacker who can break through, open spaces for the wingers and finish actions in the area.
Outlook For Kostic, the challenge will now be to adapt to a new environment, a different championship and the expectations of a top club like AC Milan. Roganovic remains optimistic and is counting on the progress of the young striker: his ability to participate in the game, his size and his sense of goal can allow him to bring his football to the Rossonero system. It remains to be seen how the Milan staff will integrate this profile and at what pace Kostic will climb the ranks in Lombardy.
Image: Kostic's profile and career path make him one of the young attackers closely followed in Europe.
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The rest
Now Kostic will have to quickly integrate into the Milan team and prove his worth on the pitch. Expectations are high, especially after praise from former teammate Milan Roganovic, who compared him to Harry Kane. AC Milan fans will be hoping Kostic can replicate his impressive performances in the Serbian Superliga in Serie A.
Frequently asked questions
What was announced regarding Andrej Kostic?
Andrej Kostic has been signed by Milan, a promising young talent coming from Partizan Belgrado.
Who confirmed the qualities of Andrej Kostic?
Milan Roganovic, Kostic's former teammate at Partizan Belgrado, confirmed his qualities by describing him as a complete footballer.
Why is Andrej Kostic's transfer happening now?
The transfer comes as Milan look to strengthen their long-term attack with players capable of adapting to tactical needs.
What are the physical characteristics of Andrej Kostic?
Andrej Kostic is 1.88m tall and can play both up front and as a second striker.
What changes are Milan hoping for with the arrival of Kostic?
Milan hope that Kostic, with his modern profile and skills, will help improve their attack.
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