A friendly atmosphere surrounded Milosevic’s first interview, the player joked about the weather, but didn’t give it much importance. “I came here to play basketball, not as a tourist. It will not be a problem to me,” the player said.
“I’m happy to have finally arrived here, to be playing for a team like Lietuvos Rytas,” said the point guard, who had been in the current Lithuanian champion watch list for quite a while now.
Milosevic was ecstatic that a coach like Rimas Kurtinaitis is at the helm of the club, admitting that playing in Euroleague’s Top 16 would have been great, but he’s happy to been given a chance to play in Lietuvos Rytas and prove himself. “Kurtinaitis was the best shooter in Europe,” said Milosevic, who hopes to learn a lot from his new coach.
The Serb with a Greek passport watched Lietuvos Rytas’ game against Olympiacos Piraeus and already knows what the team’s capable off. “I think, we can go very far,” said Milosevic. As a matter of fact, Milko Bjelica’s face will be the most familiar to the player as they have played in Crvena Zvezda together for a season.
