Slobodan Rajković

Footballer, Serbia national team player

Slobodan Rajković - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 3rd, 1989
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A Serbian footballer primarily known for playing as a defender. Started professional career at Red Star Belgrade in 2006, where significant contributions were made to the team's defensive tactics. Subsequently transferred to various clubs including Chelsea, although did not make a league appearance, before returning to play in Serbia and other European leagues. Represented the national team, participating in various international competitions.

Defended for Red Star Belgrade

Played for Serbia national team

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