The son of a football star was arrested on suspicion of serious crimes.
This is what Stefan Milojevic looked like in his playing career in 2011. Based on the image below, he has acquired a lot of tattoos. PDO
Ex-football player and freelancer Stefan Milojevic34, has been arrested on suspicion of serious crimes. Tells about it El Español.
Milojevic is a former professional soccer player and coach, Goran Milojevic son. During his career, father played in the national team of Serbia and in Spain in the representative team of Mallorca.
Stefan Milojevic was only three months old when the family moved to the Balearic island of Mallorca for Goran’s playing career. Now El Español calls Stefan the biggest drug dealer in the Balearics. Mallorca and the Balearic Islands are among the favorite destinations of tourists, including Finns.
Milojevic is accused of drug and arms trafficking, bribery and belonging to a criminal organization.
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Stefan Milojevic played in Mallorca’s academy team when he was young. The road to representation did not open up, so he continued his career in Serbia, Slovakia and Scotland, among others. Milojevic also tried his wings as a freelancer. However, the career did not take off.
El Español and citing the magazine According to Marca Milojevic founded the Spanish branch of the United Tribuns motorcycle gang. Milojevic and the gang are called neo-Nazis. The gang smuggled large quantities of narcotics to Spain and other parts of Europe.
Rumor has it that to get into the gang, you had to kill seven people. Milojevic himself has denied this.
The investigation by the Spanish police and the National Guard lasted two years. The police recently arrested 12 people and confiscated 687 kilograms of cocaine and 2,500 kilograms of hashish. Milojevic’s gang was disbanded.
“Champions League”
Father Goran Milojevic coached the Philippines in 2019-2020. EPA/AOP
Based on their investigation, the police suspect that Milojevic’s gang ran a drug trade in nightclubs, secret parties and brothels around Mallorca. The activity could also be related to matches.
In the summer of 2025, the Spanish National Guard was able to intercept a telephone conversation between Milojevic and a contact person of the Albanian mafia.
– This is the Champions League. We can’t go any further. We are at the top, the conversation said.
In his career, Goran Milojevic played for, among others, Red Star Belgrade, Villareal and Partizan. He arrived in Mallorca in the 1991–1992 season. Isä-Milojevic scored 28 goals in 70 matches for Mallorca.
After his playing career, he focused on coaching.