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Aleksandar Djordjevic quits his player career
Belgrade,
3 July 2005
Aleksandar Djordjevic waved goodbye to his professional career in a match which featured almost all of European basketball's biggest players and coaches from the past three decades.
Author:
Fonet
The 37-year-old Serbian guard started with Partizan Belgrade, before moving to Philips Milan, Fortitudo Bologna, Portland Trail Blazers, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Scavolini Pesaro and AJ Bologna.
With Yugoslavia, Djordjevic has won three European championships titles (1991, 1995, 1997), one world Championship title (1998) and a silver medal at Atlanta Olympic Games.
With Yugoslavia, Djordjevic has won three European championships titles (1991, 1995, 1997), one world Championship title (1998) and a silver medal at Atlanta Olympic Games.
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