Politehnica managed two more transfers today. They are Miloš Sekulić and Luka Stojanović, who have signed until the summer, with the possibility of an extension. Both of them are Serbian, but, having also Croatian and Bulgarian passports, they are EU citizens.

Miloš Sekulić was born on 1 January 1996 in Ruma (Yugoslavia). He is 1.86 m tall and is a central defender. He played his junior football with Vojvodina Novi Sad and his senior football with clubs in Serbia, Slovakia, Sweden, Germany, Slovenia and Italy, his last club being Abano (5th and 6th division in the Peninsula). He has never played at first league level.

Luka Stojanović was born on 15 November 1996 in Pancevo, Serbian Banat. He plays as a winger or left midfielder. His first senior clubs were Zeleznicar and Dinamo in his hometown. He played briefly in Bulgaria for Levski Lom. His last club was Zlatibor Cajetina (Serbian second division), which he left in the autumn. He has never played at first league level. Not to be confused with Luka Stojanović (b. 1994), also Serbian, now at Al-Hazem (Saudi Arabia).

The signing of the two players (as well as those who will sign for the club in the coming period) will take place after the transfer ban is lifted.

Statement:

Miloš Sekulić:

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Luka Stojanović:

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