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Milan Aleksic - Confirmed


Sunderlandellight said:
Reading between the lines, if you put Elliot Embleton, Dean Whitehead,Tommy Miller, Nikolas Tesla and Aleksandar Mitrovic in a food blender and left it on for 20 minutes, then you'd get something like Milan Aleksic dripping out.

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Milan Aleksic is a Serbian 18-year-old midfielder who plays for Radnicki 1923 in the Serbian Superliga. Aleksic is a multipurpose midfielder, as he can play as a 10, 8 and even if needed as a 6. He is around 180 centimeters tall and comes off a good debut season in Serbia, as he scored 2 goals and assisted 7 goals in 25 appearances (16 starts). Aleksic is right footed, but he often uses his left foot as well. The player has also debuted for the Serbian U19 team and has 3 appearances in total.

Milan Aleksic has a mesomorphic body build, but still lacks some strength in ground duels. He performs better in them offensively rather than defensively. His balance helps him while having the ball and when dribbling past defenders, but when defending he visibly lacks strength to come in front of the defender/get him away from the ball to intercept it. But as he is quite average in ground duels, Aleksic is better in the air. His jumping reach is good, and he balances his body quite well in the air as well. Acceleration and pace of Aleksic are quite good, but nothing amazing as well. His fitness looks quite good, he can run throughout the whole game. The Serbian youth national player his mental is quite good. Doesn’t really react on mistakes or fouls and doesn’t discuss with the referee as well.

Offensively, Aleksic can contribute on different ways. Even though he doesn’t average a big number of passes or touches, he is still crucial for the team to create chances. His passing is good. The total passing average for last season is around 77%. He is often progressive with his passing, but passes backwards or sideways if there is no other option. Aleksic doesn’t give high, long passes. The Serb prefers to keep them lower to the ground, often the same with deep passes behind the defenders. High passes like crosses aren’t his favorite, and he isn’t really good at them. Aleksic is really good with the ball at his feet. He progresses almost always with the ball and isn’t scared of being pressed by multiple opponents. His technical abilities are really good, he keeps the ball close to himself and keeps his head up to always look for an open teammate to pass to if needed. He dribbles past his man really well and is a tough player to put off the ball as his balance is good. Doesn’t lose the ball very often. Aleksic positions himself slightly more on the right side rather than the central or left side. But he often goes in these areas as well. He often roams without the ball and tries to get open in space. Doesn’t really run forward for deep passes. Aleksic mostly shoots from distance, but he is possible of getting into a box and getting a shot on target. Out of an average of 1.6 shots per game, 0.5 of them are on target. Overall, he is promising in the offensive side of the game. But there are some parts to work on.

Defensively, Aleksic isn’t really great. He lacks the strength when he’s in defensive duels to put his opponents off the ball. Aleksic often presses the players that are in his area or zone where he is. He can come back deep, but he doesn’t enter his own penalty box besides when it’s really needed (set pieces, high positioned attack, game situation). Aleksic also lacks the timing to set in at a correct time when defending in a 1v1 situation, letting the man get past him quite often. He doesn’t foul quite often as well. So, there is a lot of work to do on that side, when you compare it to his offensive abilities.

Overall, Aleksic is a player to watch for in the future in my opinion. He could grow to a really good player. The potential is there, just needs to improve some abilites on both sides of the field. He is already linked with other clubs like Hamburg and the BlueCo group as well, so I wouldn’t be surprised if the player would make a move this summer. Aleksic has talent, and clubs are seeing it as well. Let’s hope he makes a good choice for in the future.

I thought he was Croatian.
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Not reading all of that but thanks
 
Sunderlandellight said:
Reading between the lines, if you put Elliot Embleton, Dean Whitehead,Tommy Miller, Nikolas Tesla and Aleksandar Mitrovic in a food blender and left it on for 20 minutes, then you'd get something like Milan Aleksic dripping out.

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Milan Aleksic is a Serbian 18-year-old midfielder who plays for Radnicki 1923 in the Serbian Superliga. Aleksic is a multipurpose midfielder, as he can play as a 10, 8 and even if needed as a 6. He is around 180 centimeters tall and comes off a good debut season in Serbia, as he scored 2 goals and assisted 7 goals in 25 appearances (16 starts). Aleksic is right footed, but he often uses his left foot as well. The player has also debuted for the Serbian U19 team and has 3 appearances in total.

Milan Aleksic has a mesomorphic body build, but still lacks some strength in ground duels. He performs better in them offensively rather than defensively. His balance helps him while having the ball and when dribbling past defenders, but when defending he visibly lacks strength to come in front of the defender/get him away from the ball to intercept it. But as he is quite average in ground duels, Aleksic is better in the air. His jumping reach is good, and he balances his body quite well in the air as well. Acceleration and pace of Aleksic are quite good, but nothing amazing as well. His fitness looks quite good, he can run throughout the whole game. The Serbian youth national player his mental is quite good. Doesn’t really react on mistakes or fouls and doesn’t discuss with the referee as well.

Offensively, Aleksic can contribute on different ways. Even though he doesn’t average a big number of passes or touches, he is still crucial for the team to create chances. His passing is good. The total passing average for last season is around 77%. He is often progressive with his passing, but passes backwards or sideways if there is no other option. Aleksic doesn’t give high, long passes. The Serb prefers to keep them lower to the ground, often the same with deep passes behind the defenders. High passes like crosses aren’t his favorite, and he isn’t really good at them. Aleksic is really good with the ball at his feet. He progresses almost always with the ball and isn’t scared of being pressed by multiple opponents. His technical abilities are really good, he keeps the ball close to himself and keeps his head up to always look for an open teammate to pass to if needed. He dribbles past his man really well and is a tough player to put off the ball as his balance is good. Doesn’t lose the ball very often. Aleksic positions himself slightly more on the right side rather than the central or left side. But he often goes in these areas as well. He often roams without the ball and tries to get open in space. Doesn’t really run forward for deep passes. Aleksic mostly shoots from distance, but he is possible of getting into a box and getting a shot on target. Out of an average of 1.6 shots per game, 0.5 of them are on target. Overall, he is promising in the offensive side of the game. But there are some parts to work on.

Defensively, Aleksic isn’t really great. He lacks the strength when he’s in defensive duels to put his opponents off the ball. Aleksic often presses the players that are in his area or zone where he is. He can come back deep, but he doesn’t enter his own penalty box besides when it’s really needed (set pieces, high positioned attack, game situation). Aleksic also lacks the timing to set in at a correct time when defending in a 1v1 situation, letting the man get past him quite often. He doesn’t foul quite often as well. So, there is a lot of work to do on that side, when you compare it to his offensive abilities.

Overall, Aleksic is a player to watch for in the future in my opinion. He could grow to a really good player. The potential is there, just needs to improve some abilites on both sides of the field. He is already linked with other clubs like Hamburg and the BlueCo group as well, so I wouldn’t be surprised if the player would make a move this summer. Aleksic has talent, and clubs are seeing it as well. Let’s hope he makes a good choice for in the future.

I thought he was Croatian.
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Interesting summary. There must be a lot of players we never really saw at 18 who had to strengthen significantly before they played first team football, but with our approach we're seeing these youngsters much sooner. Some players are physically ready at a young age like Rigg, but others probably have a lot more developing to do, especially strength. And playing in the Serbian league isn't the place to do your strengthening so it's all about how good a job our scouts have done
Hardyman's Yugo said:
If we end up with a Serb, a Croatian and a Kosovan at the club there will be hell on at training.
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But probably a canny joke if they all go into a pub at the same time
 
BarnesPark said:
🎵He’s Aleksic

He’s a red and white authentic,

He didn’t want to go to Celtic 🤔

And he plays sublime 🎶

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He’s Aleksic,
He’s a red and white authentic
He signed and we never expected it
And nows our time

He’s our midfielder,
With Rege le Bris as our leader
Where on our way to the Premier
and nows our time (Nows our time)

and I want you to say
Do you know what im saying, (What im saying)
But we need more
Cause we’ll be here when we win the league
With the best midfield that we’ve ever seen
Lots of goals and assists from you
His name is Aleksic
He’s red and white through and through
 
SmoggyInSunderland said:
What a cheeky tight bastard he was
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I've been doing Uber in Sunderland for about 8 years. So back when not many drivers about or locals using it. A lot of customers were visitors to the area for who Uber was just a way of life, so I've had quite a few of our players. If you turn right out of the Academy, this guy lived in the first house you come to in Cleadon, probably about 200 yards. He booked me from his home to the City centre for about £8. I drove about six miles from Shields to pick him up. He asked me to end the trip at the Academy and when I said I thought you were going to the City centre, he said "You would not have come if I told you where I was really going". I got about £2 for the trip and no tip. (unt.
 
SmoggyInSunderland said:
I've been doing Uber in Sunderland for about 8 years. So back when not many drivers about or locals using it. A lot of customers were visitors to the area for who Uber was just a way of life, so I've had quite a few of our players. If you turn right out of the Academy, this guy lived in the first house you come to in Cleadon, probably about 200 yards. He booked me from his home to the City centre for about £8. I drove about six miles from Shields to pick him up. He asked me to end the trip at the Academy and when I said I thought you were going to the City centre, he said "You would not have come if I told you where I was really going". I got about £2 for the trip and no tip. (unt.
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Haha what a lad, clearly knew your allegiances.
 
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