Milan Blagojevic

Blagojevic played with Serbian-Australian club Avala (now Bonnyrigg White Eagles) in the New South Wales State League and in the National Indoor Soccer League (NISL). He moved to APIA Leichhardt in 1989 on a A$13,500 transfer. He continued to play for White Eagles in the NISL after joining APIA. At APIA Leichhardt, Blagojevic spent three seasons, playing 37 times in the National Soccer League (NSL). In 1991 he moved to Marconi Stallions, where he featured in 26 league matches during the 1991–92 NSL season. Blagojevic moved to Belgium in 1992 with Germinal Ekeren on a A$300,000 transfer deal. He played 13 league games in the 1992–93 season before leaving early in March 1993. In 1993, he moved to SC Heerenveen on a A$225,000 transfer deal. Blagojevic made one league appearance. Returning from a knee injury, he was given the choice of returning to the first team via the reserves but chose to go on loan back in Australia. Ahead of the 1994–95 season, Blagojevic joined Heidelberg United on a A$7,500 one-year loan deal. He played eight times for Heidelberg before a knee injury led to a knee reconstruction. In 1995 Blagojevic moved to Sydney Olympic, initially on a one-season loan from SC Heerenveen. In early 1998 he joined Johor FC on a two-year deal with a A$40,000 transfer fee. He was released in December 1998. Blagojevic rejoined Sydney Olympic later that year, making a further 17 league appearances through 1999. He then spent two seasons with Parramatta Power from 1999 to…

In the 1992 Olympic Games he was part of the Australia squad, playing in every game en route to a single goal loss to Ghana in the bronze medal playoff.

After retiring from playing, Blagojevic moved into coaching at Bonnyrigg White Eagles before taking up a position with the Blacktown City Demons for the 2005–2006 New South Wales Premier League season. Blagojevic is currently the manager at Sydney Olympic Football Club, after taking over from Manny Spanoudakis, who was appointed as the club's technical director. During the 2008 season, Blagojevic lead Sydney Olympic to success in the Johnny Warren Cup and lead them to the final of the Tiger Turf Cup. In 2006, he was an assistant coach on the first series of the Australian television series Nerds FC.

Blagojevic is of Serbian descent and always aspired to be a professional footballer. He attended Cabramatta High School in the 1980s. He played futsal and outdoor football as a teenager.