Aleksandar Kolarov

Aleksandar Kolarov, born on November tenth, nineteen eighty-five, is a distinguished Serbian former professional footballer who excelled as a left back. Currently, he serves as the assistant coach for Serie A club Inter Milan, showcasing his transition from player to coach.

Kolarov's football journey began at Red Star Belgrade, where he initially struggled to make an impact. In two thousand four, he moved to Čukarički, and two years later, he joined OFK Beograd. His career took a significant turn when he signed with Lazio in Serie A, where he celebrated victories in the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana in two thousand nine.

In two thousand ten, Kolarov made a high-profile move to Manchester City, contributing to the club's success with two Premier League titles, an FA Cup, and a League Cup. After a fruitful stint abroad, he returned to Serie A in two thousand seventeen, concluding his playing career with Roma and Inter Milan over the next five years.

On the international stage, Kolarov made his senior debut for Serbia in two thousand eight, earning a remarkable ninety-four caps. He represented his country in the 2008 Olympics, the 2010 FIFA World Cup, and the 2018 FIFA World Cup. His exceptional talent was recognized when he was named Serbian Player of the Year in two thousand eleven.