About Dejan Parezanović
Born 1994. Dejan Parezanović is a Serbian association football player.
Dejan Parezanović (; born 16 April 1994) is a former Serbian football defender and played primarily in the left back position. His trademark is a very long throw. His older brother, Dragan, is also a footballer.
Club career
Sloga Kraljevo Born in Kraljevo, Parezanović started playing football with local football academy Bubamara. Later he moved to Sloga Kraljevo, where he passed all youth categories. He joined the first team for the 2011–12 Serbian First League season, and made 2 caps for the spring 2012. He spent 2012–13 season with U19 team, and after ended his youth career, Dejan was loaned to Partizan Bumbarevo Brdo for the 2013–14 season.
2014–15 season Parezanović returned in Sloga for the 2014–15 season, after almost the whole squad from the past season left the club. He started season as the first choice, but after several lost matches in row and without points, Borko Milenković signed for Sloga and Parezanović moved on the bench. However, after several players left the club after bad results, Milenković changed position to centre-back, so Parezanović returned in starting 11 for the 9th fixture match against BSK Borča, and played the rest of matches until the first half-season. For the spring part of season, coach Veljko Dovedan just used him for a match against Proleter Novi Sad. He scored a goal in the opening match of the 2015–16 Serbian League West season, against Šumadija 1903. Later, he was a scorer in a match against Polet Ljubić in the 3rd fixture and also made an assist on that game, so he was nominated for man of the match. In a cup match against Mokra Gora played on 2 September 2015, Parezanović scored a goal for the regular time, and later also scored one in the penalty shootout. He also scored a goal versus FAP. With total 3 goals on 13 league matches and 1 in cup, all from penalties, Parezanović was the team's best scorer for the first half-season. In the winter break off-season, he left the club.
Bežanija and Spartak Subotica At the beginning of 2016, Parezanović moved to Bežanija. He made one appearance for the club in an away match against Dinamo Vranje. but moved on loan to Bačka 1901 shortly afterward. For the second half-season, Parezanović optionally loaned to OFK Odžaci, but also stayed with the Spartak reserves, playing friendly matches with the first team.
Return to Sloga Kraljevo In August 2017, Parezanović returned to his home club Sloga Kraljevo. He scored from penalty kick on his premiere match in 5–0 home victory over Dragačevo. After he replaced suspended Vladimir Čolić as a left-back in the third fixture match of the 2017–18 season in the Morava Zone League, Parezanović adapted as a centre-back since the next fixture match. He also scored a penalty against Slavija Kragujevac, in the same month. He scored his third goal of the season in match 15 against Jošanica. Parezanović has been promoted as a captain in a match against on 5 May 2018, when he was also elected for a player of the match in 0–0 draw to Takovo.
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Who is Dejan Parezanović?
Serbian association football player
When was Dejan Parezanović born?
Dejan Parezanović was born on 16 April 1994 in Kraljevo.
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Dejan Parezanović is an association football player.
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Dejan Parezanović is Serbian.
Sources & further reading
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