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Nikola Radjen

Date of birth: 29.01.1985.

Place: Sombor

Country: Serbia

Height: 195 cm

Club: Red Star

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At the age of eleven, he started training water polo for the Vojvodina water polo club from Novi Sad. In addition to Vojvodina, he also played for Partizan, Chios, Red Star, Olympiakos, Dinamo from Moscow.

Nikola Radjen is one of the best Serbian water polo players and a winner of numerous medals. Some of them are:

  • World Cup, 2009. gold medal, 2011. silver medal

  • European Championship, 2012 and 2014 gold medal, 2008 silver medal, 2010 bronze medal

  • Olympic Games, 2008 and 2012 bronze medal

  • World League, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014 gold medal, 2009 bronze medal

  • World Cup, 2010 gold medal

  • Mediterranean Games, 2005. bronze medal, 2009. gold medal

Universiade, 2005. gold medal

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Nikola Radjen

Date of birth: 24.04.1975.

Place: Belgrade

Country: Serbia

Height: 190 cm

Club: Red Star

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Dejan Savić was named the best coach of all time. He is currently the selector of the national team, the coach of the Red Star team and the president of the association of water polo coaches of Serbia. As a player for many years, he played for Partizan, where he started his playing career, he played in Spain for Barcelona and Barcelona, he was in Italy in Florence and Pro Reco. With 444 games, Savić is the record holder in the number of games played for the national team, and he scored 405 goals.

  • Olympic Games - Bronze 2000, Silver 2004, Bronze 2008, Gold 2016, Gold 2020

  • World Cup - Bronze 1998, Silver 2001, Bronze 2003, Gold 2005,

  • European Championship - silver 1997 and 2008, gold 2001, 2003, 2006.

  • World Cup - Bronze 2002, Gold 2006,

  • World League - Silver 2004, Gold 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

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