Name: Savo Milošević

Nationality / International teams: Born in what was then Yugoslavia (today Serbia). Represented Yugoslavia / FR Yugoslavia (often listed as Yugoslavia for tournament records) and is commonly described as Serbian. He was also associated with the Serbia and Montenegro era in national-team contexts.

Date and place of birth: 2 September 1973, Bijeljina, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, SFR Yugoslavia

Position: Striker (center forward)

Club career (highlights):

• 1992–1995: FK Partizan (Serbia/Yugoslavia) — emerged as a prolific young goalscorer
• 1995–1999: Aston Villa (England) — played in the Premier League
• 1999–2002: Real Zaragoza (Spain) — important goalscorer, including in La Liga
• 2002–2004: Parma (Italy) — Serie A appearances
• 2004–2006: Espanyol (Spain) — La Liga
• 2006–2008: Rubin Kazan (Russia)
• 2008–2009: Rastatt 04 / final brief spells before retirement

International career:

• Made senior debut for SFR Yugoslavia / FR Yugoslavia in the mid-1990s.
• Represented Yugoslavia / FR Yugoslavia at major tournaments, including UEFA Euro 2000 and the 1998 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and qualified squads (he was part of the national setup around those tournaments).
• Noted as one of the leading Yugoslav/Serbian strikers of his generation, finishing as a top scorer for the national team in various qualifying campaigns.

Notable achievements:

• Top scorer for FK Partizan before his move abroad and winner of domestic titles with Partizan.
• Successful spells in multiple major European leagues (England, Spain, Italy, Russia).
• Respected international goal-scorer for Yugoslavia/FR Yugoslavia.

After playing career: Transitioned into coaching and football management roles. He has served in coaching positions within Serbian football, including a role with the Serbia national team setup and later as head coach of the Serbia national team (appointed in 2021), reflecting a continued presence in Serbian football after retirement.

Legacy: Remembered as a clinical striker with strong finishing ability and intelligent movement, Savo Milošević is one of the most prominent Serbian/Yugoslav forwards of the 1990s and early 2000s.