Serbia, Kostic in doubt for Brazil: and coach Stojkovic takes it out on Allegri. Mystery about a Seleçao spy drone – Soccer

DOHA- Filip Kostic is a doubt for Serbia’s World Cup opener against Brazil. The Juventus Serb has a calf problem and coach Dragan Stojkovic brought up the black and white club with an expression in Serbian (“He used his left leg instead of his right”) which essentially means that the player was squeezed by Allegri, according to the recruiter, and he ended up worsening an ailment he already had.

Instead of Kostic hopes Lazovic

Kostic’s injury complicates Serbia’s plans. He should be replaced by Mladenovic, a Legia Warsaw player who has much less offensive characteristics than the left-handed Juventus player. The alternative is the Veronese Lazetic, but he too is not in the best conditions.

Five or six “Italians” on the pitch from the start

Serbia is the national team with the highest number of players from Serie A, a good 11. Among the starters will certainly be the grenade Vanja Milinkovic-Savic in goal and Lukic in midfield, the Viola Milenkovic in defense, Lazio’s Sergej Milinkovic-Savic in threequarters and the black and white Vlahovic in attack, but he also hopes the Veronese Ilic, who could form the pair of midfielders with Lukic in the 3-4-2-1 with which Stojkovic intends to challenge Brazil: it would be a slightly more prudent setup than the usual one (4-3-1-2), because the citì meditates on removing a striker (Mitrovic, also returning from an injury) and advancing Milinkovic-Savic alongside Tadic and behind the centre-forward.

Brazilian drone at training? Stojkovic jokes: “Who are we to be spied on?”

A controversy among the Serbs arose over the fact that the Brazilians would have spied on Serbian training sessions with a drone, but Stojkovic laughed it off: “I really don’t think they looked at us. Also because who are we to be spied on by a football superpower? And even if there had been a drone, I don’t know what they would have seen. Certainly nothing special.”