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September 18, 2021 – 12:49

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Although the most famous and influential athlete in the world, Cristiano Ronaldo is not enough as his goals for the future is to focus on the many businesses he has opened over the years.

One of them and hair transplant clinics. Recently, the Portuguese announced the opening of the 7th clinic in total. After 4 centers opened in Portugal, the Portuguese decided to expand his business to Spain where the destination was Madrid.

Recently, Ronaldo has invested for another clinic this time in Marbella (Malaga). Such a fact was confirmed by the 36-year-old himself through a post on his Instagram profile.

We have just opened our Insparya clinic in Marbella (Malaga), the second in Spain and the seventh in the Insparya group. This center is located 4,000 square meters and 15 transplant rooms equipped with the most advanced technology in hair transplantation and with a highly specialized medical team to treat our patients.

Log in to Insparya and discover our method of success. Over 40,000 people have already changed their lives thanks to Insparya. Thank you for the trust you give us “was written in the post of the Portuguese star.

Zeljko Obradovic is that summer 1991 was in Poreč for the national team preparations before the European Championship in Rome, while a new Partizan coach was wanted in Belgrade. Former – Dusko Vujosevic resigned after a smooth defeat by Jugoplastika in the final of the Yugoslav championship and ended up in the Red Star.

Not seeing a better replacement for Vujosevic, Dragan Kicanovic suggested that the current playmaker Zeljko Obradovic be appointed the first coach. President Radojica Nikčević, Dragan Todorić and Đordje Čolović were astonished by the proposal, but accepted it visionarily.

The decision with lasting consequences for European basketball was made suddenly and unexpectedly, but not without basis and idea. Zeljko also acted as a coach on the field, he understood the game, he had a notebook in which he wrote down the actions from training and it was known about his desire to start a coaching career after playing.

At the airport in Belgrade, Obradović announced to Duda Ivković that he was retiring from the national team because he became the coach of Partizan. As a counterweight to Obradović’s inexperience, Professor Aca Nikolić was appointed as an expert associate. Nikolic had a similar role in previous seasons with Bozidar Maljkovic in Split’s Jugoplastica. Milenko Savović was appointed sports director the same year.

The first season of the European League

Partizan got the opportunity to play against the best European clubs that season thanks to the changed system of the strongest European competition. The former European Champions Cup was renamed the European League by FIBA. The vice-champions of national championships, and even some lower-ranked teams from the strongest European leagues, gained the opportunity to compete.

That is how Partizan, defeated by Jugoplastika in last year’s final series of the last Yugoslav Championship, in which teams from Croatia also played, deserved a place in the second qualifying round. In two games, the Hungarian Szolnok was convincingly defeated with a total score of 181: 137.

Due to the increased number of participants, the teams were divided into two groups of eight teams after the qualifications, unlike in previous seasons. Partizan reached Group B with Juventud, Estudiantes, Philips from Milan, Bayer 04, Aris, Dutch Commodore and Belgian Maes Pils.

A young team without strangers

The average age of Partizan players in the Istanbul season was 21.7 years. There were no foreigners in the team. Before the start of the season, Zarko Paspalj, Miroslav Pecarski, Marko Ivanovic, Oliver Popovic and Zeljko Obradovic left the team and got a new role.

Vlada Dragutinović and Slaviša Koprivica returned from IMT. Mladjan Silobad came from Zvezda, and Zeljko Rebraca from Novi Sad’s NAP. The most experienced player of the new team was Dragan Šarić, a newcomer from Vojvodina. Stevanović, Nakić and Lončar stayed in the club with the back tandem Danilović-Đorđević.

Sasha and Sasha did not talk to each other during most of the championship season. The reason for the interruption of communication was a discussion at a training, and the real cause, as they later concluded, was too much ego and vanity.

It happened that they sat together at the table in the cafe with their girlfriends, good friends with each other, silently listening to them talk.

No one on the field could notice their disagreement. They were a tandem like Kića and Praja, the leaders and the best scorers of the team. Djordjevic will also hit the famous triple in the final, and Danilovic will be named the most useful player in the final four.

Partizan de Fuenlabrada

FIBA has decided that due to the war that has flared up in Croatia, teams from Yugoslavia must play abroad as hosts. After the preparations in Budva and Kopaonik, where good results were achieved in the preparatory matches, it was decided that Partizan, as the host of the European League match, will play in Fuenlabrada, a suburb of Madrid.

While Europe was appalled by the events in Yugoslavia, Partizan was welcomed in Fuenlabrada as if it had been founded there. People in Fuenlabrada could not resist Partizan’s youth, energy, beautiful basketball, but also exemplary behavior and treatment of the locals.

Fuenlabrada was infected with basketball and black and white colors. From the first to the last game of the group stage, Partizan was accompanied by loud support from the full hall. “Serbian brigades from Fuenlabrada”, it was written on a large banner under the arches of the hall, and the famous flag “Partizan de Fuenlabrada” was a warning to everyone that Partizan has a home and is not alone.

Unusual events in the suburbs of Madrid stopped being sympathetic to the Spanish public when the fans from Fuenlabrada cheered for Partizan against the Spanish teams Juventud and Estudiantes.

Nine wins and four defeats in the group

The fact that all four participants in the later final four were from Group B testifies to the quality of Partizan’s opponents in the group.

Partizan won the fourth place with nine victories and four defeats, the last one that led to the quarterfinals.

An important victory for the pass was achieved in Fuenlabrada against Juventud when Zoran Stevanović hit two free throws before the end of the match, and Slaviša Koprivica saved the victory by blocking on the other side of the field – 76:75.

Thin support in Belgrade

From the fourth place in the group, Partizan advanced to the quarter finals, where Knorr from Bologna, the first-placed player from Group A, was waiting for him in the series for two won matches. Knor had the advantage of the home Teran, and the propositions were such that in the first game, Partizan was the host.

FIBA allowed the match to be played in Belgrade. More than 4,500 spectators did not come to “Pionir”, and the enthusiasm of Belgrade fans was not at the level from Fuenlabrada. Black and whites won with the result 78:65.

The first game in Bologna was close to the hosts – 61:60. The exciting master ended with the victory of Partizan 69:65. I remember the dunking of Zoran Stevanović, who did not survive the board.

There was a break of almost half an hour, which cut off the good start of the Italians. Shooting them with various objects, the disappointed Bologna audience sent the black and whites to the final four.

Three points, three points! Time’s up!

Partizan left for Istanbul in a good mood – the plane did not even take off from Surčin, and it became known that assistant coach Velimir Gašić had a son.

Phillips from Milan and the terrible Doukins in the “Abdi Ipekci” hall did not prevent Partizan from qualifying for the finals. Juventud convincingly defeated Estudiantes in the Spanish clash and scheduled the third match with Partizan that season.

In the middle of the second part of the game, Juventud led with a maximum of 55:45, but by the end of the game, the advantage was slowly melting. The last minute of the game was played, and the scoreboard read 68:68. Villacampa missed a free throw (“shot one for one”), but Morales caught the ball and forced Danilović’s fifth foul.

Morales also missed a free throw, but Thompson jumped the ball to Djofresa in the jump. Đofresa spent 20 seconds, then started to break through, went around Đorđević and hit over Stevanović.

The ball went through the hoop and fell right into the hands of Morales, who naively, not giving his teammates time to stand in defense, handed it to Koprivica. Koprivica takes the ball to Djordjevic, and he runs next to the right car, stops in front of the line for three points, jumps on the shot with his feet turned almost towards the side car and, rotating his body in the air, shoots the ball towards the basket …

“Three points, three points! Time’s up! Don’t be angry that I fell silent for a moment. 71:70! I haven’t experienced this in my career.”

And domestic trophies in number

The campaign for the European trophy and the home field at the two ends of Europe did not prevent Obradović’s team from winning two domestic trophies without much trouble.

The league part of the Yugoslav Championship, in which teams from Bosnia and Herzegovina still played, but there were no Croatian ones, Partizan finished with 20 victories and only two defeats – from Bosnia and Rabotnicki, both with half a basket behind.

The balance was not spoiled in the playoffs either, since in two games of the semifinals, Sloboda from Tuzla was convincingly defeated, and then in the finals, Crvena zvezda with a total of 51 points difference in three games in Belgrade.

Partizan also won the third trophy – the Yugoslav Cup at the final tournament in Nis. In the semifinals, Rabotnicki from Skopje was defeated, and in the finals, quite convincingly, Sarajevo’s Bosnia was defeated with the result 105: 79.

No right to defend the title

Zeljko Obradovic remained the coach of Partizan next season – 1992/93, and it will turn out to be the only one who tied two seasons on the black-and-white bench in that decade. However, due to the difficult circumstances of the war, the departure of the best players, but also the lack of luck in some games, Obradović’s second season at Partizan ended without winning trophies.

Obradović has said several times that he would probably never become what he is today, if only the first season at Partizan looked like the second.

After winning the Euroleague in Istanbul, as it usually happens, there are no sneakers left from the leader of the champion team in Partizan.

Beck’s tandem Sasha-Sasha moved to Italy. Danilović in Bologna, and Đorđević in Milan. Ivo Nakic returned to Cibona. The talented Drobnjak, Glintić, Nesterović and Berić, Obradović joined the first team.

Due to the imposed sanctions on Yugoslavia, Partizan lost the right to defend the won Euroleague and thus became and remained the only team in history that did not get the opportunity to tie two European trophies, although it deserved that right by winning the domestic championship.

Whoever fights for three, suffers from three

That luck turned its back on Partizan was seen in the championship matches with the eternal rival – from the weapons that the black and whites heroically tackled in the final of Istanbul last season, they suffered bitterly in two league matches with the Red Star.

Nikola Lončar’s missed triple for equalization in the first and Aleksandar Trifunović hit from the half of the field for the victory in the second, announced the troubles that Partizan will have with Zvezda’s generation Obradović, Ilić, Jovanović, Trifunović …

Through Spartak Subotica in the semifinals, Partizan advanced to the finals, where Zvezda was waiting again. While Nikola Lončar imposed himself as the new leader of the team, twice the black and whites equalized in the final series, but the red and whites celebrated in the championship and won the title after 20 years of waiting.

Previously, Partizan was left without the trophy of the winner of the Yugoslav Cup, as it lost in the final in Kosovska Mitrovica to OKK Belgrade 104: 91, led by Zoran Radović, then a veteran who was bringing his career to an end.

Return home after almost 30 years

The season without trophies in Partizan did not spoil the impression that Zeljko Obradovic left on the Spaniards in Istanbul. He went to Juventud and, like Partizan, won the European title in the first year, the second of his nine.

Partizan was closest to repeating Obradović’s feat in 1998, when Milovan Kime Bogojević took over the team from Miroslav Muta Nikolić in the middle of the season and took him to the final four in Barcelona in 2010, when Duško Vujošević’s team lost in the Euroleague semifinals after overtime. from Olympiacos.

The partisans are waiting to return to the roof of Europe, and at least one precondition is now there – Zeljko Obradovic returned.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Bernabic stated today that Kosovo is part of Serbia.

She expressed this position today during the Summit of Western Balkan Leaders in Tirana, where the Prime Minister of the country Albin Kurti was also present.

Edita Tahiri, former chief negotiator of the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, in a response to “Zeri” described this statement as provocative, saying that both Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Bernabic, both, have remained in mind in the era of war criminal Slobodan Milosevic.

Tahiri stressed that as long as the two continue with this mentality, there will be no good neighborliness and the dialogue will be unsuccessful.

“We should not be surprised by such provocative statements by the leaders of Serbia, whether Vucic or Bernabic, that they still live in the era of Milosevic, who committed genocide in Kosovo, and are unable to face the past. “As long as they continue like this with the Milosevic mentality, there will be neither good neighborliness, nor peace, and dialogue can not succeed with such a Milosevic mentality”, said Tahiri, reports Zeri.info.

Tahiri also gave a message to Serbia.

“A message for Serbia: The International Court of Justice has confirmed the legality of Kosovo’s independence. Kosovo has become independent thanks to the blood shed. This is a reality that no one can change “, declared the former chief negotiator Edita Tahiri.

Otherwise, the dialogue for the normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia will continue on Tuesday, June 15. This will be the first meeting between the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, and the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vuiqi.. / Voice

Want To Become A Successful Entrepreneur? You need to learn from those who have succeeded, from savings to smart investments, here is what you need to keep in mind.

If you want to be better, you have to learn from the best. Successful people are in control of almost every single situation. Here are the behaviors that most successful people have with money and how you can learn from them.

Build an emergency fund

Alexavon Tobel, founder and director of LearnVest.com, says: “I am always grateful to myself that I built an emergency savings fund during my first post-college job, which allowed me to start LearnVest. “Without extra money aside, I would not be able to take a crazy step (at the heart of the recession) and make financial advice available to all Americans anywhere in the country.”

I paid myself first

Tony Robbins, lifestyle and business strategist, author of bestseller books, reveals that he has set aside some income to start building a significant venture to first pay off the money he had invested.

“One of the best pieces of advice I got was from Ken Blanchard. I first met him when I was 24 years old. I had just published my first book and it was gaining fame. Ken took me aside and discussed with me the 10 percent income pact set aside. “He showed me how a business can take your money indefinitely if you do not know how to restrain yourself and set aside income that has nothing to do with it.”

Robbins now has 20 companies of his own and is involved in growing his fortune until it becomes independent.

I invested in real estate

Farnoosh Torabi, a personal financial expert, bestselling author of books and moderator of a show about money, says that the most valuable thing he did in his life was buying real estate in New York in 2004 and keeping the apartment until year 2014. The price of the house increased by about 70 percent. “I found a buyer in less than 24 hours from the launch.”

I bought an Apple Quadra 800

Adam Nash, president and director of Wealthfront tells his story of the road to wealth. “In the spring of 1993 I took the money I had barely raised as a software engineer and bought an Apple Quadra 800 computer. Although it cost me a lot, it was one of the smartest things I could do with my money, opening me up. the way forward. I bought the computer because I had just started school for computer science. “I find it very important to invest in your skills and then receive a reward for financial independence.”

I invested in ideas

Jennie Enterprise, founder of the Core Club in Manhattan. “The smartest thing I have done with my money has been to invest and nurture ideas and talent in myself. My passion and the work that has taken me the most time in my life has been innovation, behaving like new experiences of things related to the community. “I have never been interested in buying things on the stock exchange that I could not control. “It was important for me to invest in the people and in the ideas that dared and transformed.”

I made my money work for me

Steve Siebold, a millionaire who started out of nowhere and author of How the Rich Think, says the rich taught him how to use his wealth as a lever to generate more income. Not knowing this has been an unfair advantage for many years. Using money to make other money always works, and beyond the care that should be taken, it is a tireless way to increase wealth.

I started a business

David Bach, author of bestselling books, entrepreneur and motivational speaker, points out that the smartest thing he did was invest $ 5,000 in a business idea. “I started with the dream of teaching a million women money tricks with a program I had created.” After the business start-up procedures, he sold his idea and started a series of seminars all over the country to teach women how to make money. After a series of 12 books, his brand has sold 7 million books, translated into 19 languages ​​in 50 countries around the world.

I lived below the standard of money

Ashley Fieglein Johnson, chief financial officer of Wealthfront, says she has never spent as much as she earned. “I always set aside some of my profits and used them when I was given the opportunity to invest in businesses, property and similar cases. “I could afford to participate in these types of ventures, as I always had the savings that got me out of trouble.”

I invested in myself

Lewis Howes, entrepreneur, business assistant and author of books on finance, says: “I have done the best thing by investing in myself, as this way my personal brand will always exist. “I have invested in my personal development and it has definitely been worth it.”

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February 11, 2021 – 23:50

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European champions Bayern Munich have managed to triumph in the final of the Club World Cup, writes “Zeri.info”.

The “Bavarians” scored a minimal victory 1: 0 against the Tigers to be adorned with the World Cup trophy.

The goal of the French defender, Benjamin Pavard in the 61st minute, was enough for the German team to triumph in this competition.

Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick said after the match that this is the best and most successful season in the history of the club.

Flick added that despite the problems they have had in recent days, the team led by him has played as he has said exceptionally.

“It’s the best and most successful season in the history of the club,” said Flick.

“There have been problems in recent days, but the boys have played in an extraordinary way. “We are proud of what we have done and what we have achieved is incredible,” he added.

Flick took over at Bayern in 2019 and has already registered its sixth trophy. /Zeri.info