Olimpija sign Croatian newcomer Robert Mišković
Translated from Slovenian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Slovenian top-flight club Olimpija Ljubljana signed 26-year-old attacking midfielder Robert Mišković from Croatian second-tier side Opatija on a one-year contract with an extension option.
- Mišković began his career at Ingolstadt and has played for several clubs in Croatia, the Czech Republic and Romania, while also representing Croatia at youth level.
- He scored twice in Opatija’s first three matches this season and could make his debut against Koper in the ninth league round.
Olimpija Ljubljana have turned to Croatia for a new attacking option, signing 26-year-old Robert Mišković from second-tier Opatija. The midfielder has agreed to a one-year contract with the Slovenian club, which includes an option to extend.
Mišković began his football development in the youth system at German club Ingolstadt. He later continued his career in Croatia with Osijek, Dinamo, Istra 1961 and Inter Zaprešić. His experience abroad also includes Czech side Baník Ostrava and Romanian club Politehnica Iași.
The new Olimpija player has represented Croatia at youth level and was one of Opatija’s better performers over the past year. He opened this season with two goals in his first three matches, helping attract the attention of the Ljubljana club.
“I am happy to have signed for Olimpija. I can’t wait to meet my teammates and the coach and start working,” Mišković said after signing. “I can’t wait for my debut, and I believe we can be successful together as early as this weekend against Koper.”
Olimpija will visit Koper in the ninth round of the Prva Liga Telemach. After eight matches, the Ljubljana side sit fifth with 11 points, five behind leaders Maribor.
I am happy to have signed for Olimpija. I can’t wait to meet my teammates and the coach and start working. I can’t wait for my debut, and I believe we can be successful together as early as this weekend against Koper.
Originally published by Delo in Slovenian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.