Nedeljko Pišćević

Nedeljko Pišćević has built his career on movement rather than roots, rarely settling anywhere for more than two seasons since leaving Belgrade. He began at Sinđelić Beograd, where he spent the bulk of his formative years across two spells either side of a stint at FK Rad, before a return loan to Sinđelić in 2018 closed that chapter of his career.

A move to Javor Ivanjica gave him his longest continuous run in Serbia's top flight, and it was from there that he first went abroad, joining Riga FC in the Latvian Higher League. He arrived in January 2021, just after Riga had been crowned champions the previous season, so the title itself came too early for him to claim a part in it.

The years since have taken him through Radnički Kragujevac back in Serbia, Borac Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a two-year stay at CSKA 1948 in Bulgaria, and Budućnost in Montenegro, each stop adding to a career built on free transfers rather than fees. That pattern of short, frequent moves continued this year with his switch to Kyzyl-Zhar in the Kazakhstan Premier League.

A right-footed midfielder standing at 191cm, Pišćević has never been capped by Serbia at any level, his career instead defined by steady club football across the Balkans and the Baltics rather than international recognition.