Milinko Pantić (born October 5, 1966) is a retired Serbian footballer and later coach, best known for his spell at Atlético Madrid during the mid-1990s.

• Full name: Milinko Pantić
• Birthplace: Loznica, SFR Yugoslavia (now Serbia)
• Nationality: Serbian (formerly represented SFR Yugoslavia / FR Yugoslavia era)
• Position: Attacking midfielder / Central midfielder
• Notable clubs:
  • FK Partizan (Serbia)
  • Atlético Madrid (Spain) — 1995 to 1998
  • Also played for clubs in Greece, France and Spain earlier and later in his career
• Atlético Madrid highlights:
  • Joined Atlético in 1995 and quickly became a key creative player.
  • Instrumental in Atlético’s successful 1995–96 season when the club won the La Liga title and the Copa del Rey (the double).
  • Renowned for his excellent set-piece delivery — scored several free-kick goals and provided many assists from corners and dead-ball situations.
  • Helped Atlético win the 1996 Spanish Super Cup.
• Style of play: Creative playmaker with exceptional vision and passing range; strong in dead-ball situations (free kicks and corners).
• After playing career: Worked as a coach and assistant, including roles with Atlético’s youth and technical staff and other coaching positions.

Pantić is remembered fondly by Atlético supporters for his pivotal role in the mid-90s success and for his technical ability and set-piece expertise.