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Mileta Rajovic leaving Legia Warszawa?
According to Sport.pl, the best solution for Mileta Rajović's situation at Legia would be for him and the club to separate. The publication states that even a loan for Rajović, with part of his salary covered, would be difficult. It is mentioned that Rajović himself would have to want to leave, but he knows he would probably not earn a comparable amount of money elsewhere. Sport.pl also reports that Legia could terminate the contract by mutual agreement, but would not recover any part of the three million euros paid for him.
According to Sport.pl, the best solution for Mileta Rajović's situation at Legia would be for him and the club to separate. The publication states that even a loan for Rajović, with part of his salary covered, would be difficult. It is mentioned that Rajović himself would have to want to leave, but he knows he would probably not earn a comparable amount of money elsewhere. Sport.pl also reports that Legia could terminate the contract by mutual agreement, but would not recover any part of the three million euros paid for him.
In an interview with 'Przegląd Sportowy Onet', Ivica Vrdoljak suggested that a loan move could be an optimal solution for Mileta Rajović due to competition in the forward line.
In an interview with 'Przegląd Sportowy Onet', Ivica Vrdoljak suggested that a loan move could be an optimal solution for Mileta Rajović due to competition in the forward line.
According to Tomasz Ćwiąkała, the best solution for Legia Warszawa would be to terminate the contract with Mileta Rajović. Ćwiąkała explained this would be a significant success for Fredi Bobic, as it would relieve the club of a financial burden and a problem.
According to Tomasz Ćwiąkała, the best solution for Legia Warszawa would be to terminate the contract with Mileta Rajović. Ćwiąkała explained this would be a significant success for Fredi Bobic, as it would relieve the club of a financial burden and a problem.
Legia Warsaw has put its most expensive player in history, Mileta Rajović, up for sale. According to Piotr Koźmiński, the capital club has set an asking price of 2.8 million euros. Negotiations are considered possible. Recent information indicates that Rajović himself is not eager to leave.
Legia Warsaw has put its most expensive player in history, Mileta Rajović, up for sale. According to Piotr Koźmiński, the capital club has set an asking price of 2.8 million euros. Negotiations are considered possible. Recent information indicates that Rajović himself is not eager to leave.
Portal goal.pl reports that Legia is not looking for a new club for Mileta Rajović and that the player is not interested in leaving. Rajović wants to prove himself at Legia and is impressed with coach Marek Papszun, which is another reason he wants to stay. According to goal.pl, no actions are currently being taken to find him a new club, and his agents are not searching for transfer opportunities.
Portal goal.pl reports that Legia is not looking for a new club for Mileta Rajović and that the player is not interested in leaving. Rajović wants to prove himself at Legia and is impressed with coach Marek Papszun, which is another reason he wants to stay. According to goal.pl, no actions are currently being taken to find him a new club, and his agents are not searching for transfer opportunities.
Legia Warsaw paid three million euros to acquire Mileta Rajović.
Legia Warsaw paid three million euros to acquire Mileta Rajović.
Cezary Kucharski stated in an interview that the club officials should remove Mileta Rajović because he does not fit the style of Legia Warszawa and fails in simple aspects. Kucharski described the signing of Rajović as an unsuccessful transfer and said that Rajović is more suited to playing on the counter than in positional attack. The 26-year-old Danish-Montenegrin centre-forward joined Legia Warszawa on 15/07/2025, with his contract expiring on 30/06/2029. In the 25/26 PKO BP Ekstraklasa season, he has scored 3 goals in 19 appearances. His current market value on Transfermarkt is €2.00m.
Cezary Kucharski stated in an interview that the club officials should remove Mileta Rajović because he does not fit the style of Legia Warszawa and fails in simple aspects. Kucharski described the signing of Rajović as an unsuccessful transfer and said that Rajović is more suited to playing on the counter than in positional attack. The 26-year-old Danish-Montenegrin centre-forward joined Legia Warszawa on 15/07/2025, with his contract expiring on 30/06/2029. In the 25/26 PKO BP Ekstraklasa season, he has scored 3 goals in 19 appearances. His current market value on Transfermarkt is €2.00m.
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