(OFFICIAL) Former Velez player Faisal Mulic has returned home
Fejsal Mulić, former player of Velež Mostar, has returned to his hometown club in Novi Pazar. The article highlights Mulić's international career, which includes playing for clubs in Germany, Belgium, Israel, South Korea, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It also mentions his goal-scoring record and emphasizes the emotional significance of his return to Novi Pazar.
Mulić je na ljeto 2020. godine stigao u Velež, navijači Rođenih ga dobro pamte, a sada se odlučio vratiti u svoj matični klub
Nekadašnji fudbaler Veleža Fejsal Mulić vratio se u Novi Pazar, potvrdio je klub iz Sandžaka.
Dijete Novog Pazara, momak koji je prve fudbalske korake napravio upravo u plavo-bijelom dresu, vraća se kući u 31. godini.
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Mulić iza sebe ima zapaženu inostranu karijeru, nastupao je u Njemačkoj za Munchen 1860, Belgiji (Mouscron), Izraelu (Hapoel), Južnoj Koreji (Seongnam, Suwon), Bosni i Hercegovini (Velež), Tajlandu (Buriram), Kazahstanu (Yelimau) i Uzbekistanu (Sogdiana), a nosio je i dres mlade reprezentacije Srbije.
Sa više od 330 utakmica u seniorskom fudbalu i preko 90 postignutih golova, Fejsal Mulić u Novi Pazar stiže kao provjereni golgeter. U dresu uzbekistanske Sogdiane tokom prethodne polusezone postigao je šest pogodaka i dodao dvije asistencije.
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"Sa svojih 203 centimetra, prepoznatljivom borbenošću i golgeterskim instinktom, Fejsal predstavlja veliko pojačanje za tim Strahinje Pandurovića. Ali više od svega, njegov povratak simbolizuje nešto posebno – povratak jednog od sinova ovog grada među svoje. Neki transferi donose kvalitet. Neki transferi donose emociju. Ovaj donosi i jedno i drugo. Dobro došao kući, Fejsale", poručili su iz Novog Pazara.
Fejsal Mulić, former player of Velež Mostar, has returned to his hometown club in Novi Pazar. The article highlights Mulić's international career, which includes playing for clubs in Germany, Belgium, Israel, South Korea, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It also mentions his goal-scoring record and emphasizes the emotional significance of his return to Novi Pazar.
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