The Serbian government has made a decision to pay all athletes of the water polo team that represented Serbia at the Olympic Games in Tokyo a cash prize in the amount of €70,000 each (in dinar countervalue) for winning a gold medal.
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Payment of cash prizes to Serbian athletes
Belgrade,
13 August 2021
The same prize went to their coach Dejan Savic.
The government has made a decision to pay a cash prize in the amount of €70,000 (in dinar countervalue) to athlete Jovana Prekovic for winning a gold medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo in kumite 61kg, karate.
The same amount went to her coach Roksanda Atanasov.
The government has decided to award all female athletes of the women's volleyball team, as well as their coach Zoran Terzic, a cash prize in the amount of €50,000 each (in dinar countervalue), for winning a bronze medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
The government decided to reward athlete Zurabi Datunashvili and his coach Vojislav Trajkovic with the same amount (€50,000 in dinar countervalue each) for winning a bronze medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo in the Olympic sports discipline - wrestling.
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