Milan Dudić
Serbian footballer and defender
Played as a central defender for various clubs, including Red Star Belgrade and the Serbian national team. Represented Serbia from 2003 to 2008, participating in European championships and World Cup qualifiers. After a successful club career, transitioned into coaching.
Won multiple domestic league titles with Red Star Belgrade
Competed in the UEFA Champions League
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Born
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