After the 2007/2008 Bundesliga season was over, Mijajlović took a job with Bosnian NTV Hayat to commentate Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team matches. He commentated only one game (Belgium - Bosnia), which Bosnia won 4–2. Mijajlović gained notability for his call of the first Bosnian goal in which he referred to the player Edin Džeko as a diamond and gave the team the nickname of the "Dragons".[1] However, several weeks after the legendary game, Mijajlović was fired from Hayat, due to disagreements with the sports redaction of Hayat.[clarification needed]
His style of commentating is unique to the area of former Yugoslavia, and it is similar to Brazilian and Turkish commentators. Mijajlović claims that this is because "...when I was little, my brother and I used to watch Galatasaray in the Turkish League, whose commentators inspired me."[citation needed]
^"Nakon četiri godine javio se Marjan Mijajlović: U Beogradu sam, napustio sam sportsko novinarstvo". reprezentacija.ba (in Bosnian). 19 April 2020.
^"Najpoznatiji tv-komentator ovih prostora za Index: "Ne dam na Ćosića, cijeli Euro gledao sam na Dragi!"".
^"Marjan now a Muslim! Changed name to Mustafa (In Bosnian)". radiosarajevo.ba. Retrieved 10 July 2016.
^"Marjan Mijajlović converted to Islam (In Bosnian)". klix.ba. Retrieved 10 July 2016.
February 27, 2023
mustafa, mijajlović, cyrillic, Мустафа, Мијајловић, born, march, 1972, marjan, mijajlović, bosnian, sports, commentator, bornmarjan, mijajlović, 1972, march, 1972, tuzla, bosnia, herzegovina, yugoslaviaoccupationsports, commentatorcareernetworksport, klub, hay. Mustafa Mijajlovic Cyrillic Mustafa Miјaјloviћ born 17 March 1972 as Marjan Mijajlovic is a Bosnian sports commentator Mustafa MijajlovicBornMarjan Mijajlovic 1972 03 17 17 March 1972 age 50 Tuzla SR Bosnia and Herzegovina SFR YugoslaviaOccupationSports commentatorCareerNetworkSport Klub Hayat Face TV Contents 1 Career 2 Personal life 3 Return to TV 4 ReferencesCareer EditMijajlovic s career began in the Serbian sports television station Sport Klub He became popular in Serbia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina for his positive comments on Bosnian players in the Bundesliga citation needed After the 2007 2008 Bundesliga season was over Mijajlovic took a job with Bosnian NTV Hayat to commentate Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team matches He commentated only one game Belgium Bosnia which Bosnia won 4 2 Mijajlovic gained notability for his call of the first Bosnian goal in which he referred to the player Edin Dzeko as a diamond and gave the team the nickname of the Dragons 1 However several weeks after the legendary game Mijajlovic was fired from Hayat due to disagreements with the sports redaction of Hayat clarification needed His style of commentating is unique to the area of former Yugoslavia and it is similar to Brazilian and Turkish commentators Mijajlovic claims that this is because when I was little my brother and I used to watch Galatasaray in the Turkish League whose commentators inspired me citation needed Personal life EditMijajlovic moved to Belgrade in 1992 but moved back to Sarajevo in 2009 2 He converted to Islam and changed his name to Mustafa in 2016 3 4 Return to TV EditMijajlovic today works at Face TV References Edit Nakon cetiri godine javio se Marjan Mijajlovic U Beogradu sam napustio sam sportsko novinarstvo reprezentacija ba in Bosnian 19 April 2020 Najpoznatiji tv komentator ovih prostora za Index Ne dam na Cosica cijeli Euro gledao sam na Dragi Marjan now a Muslim Changed name to Mustafa In Bosnian radiosarajevo ba Retrieved 10 July 2016 Marjan Mijajlovic converted to Islam In Bosnian klix ba Retrieved 10 July 2016 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Mustafa Mijajlovic amp oldid 1124886182, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
