Živko Lukić

Career Lukić was a youth player for Partizan from 1961 to 1963. He made one appearance for the reserve team of the club on 6 June 1963, coming off the bench in a friendly against German club SV Merbeck. In 1965, Lukić left for Maribor, where he would never play a first team match. Up to this point, Lukić's plan was succeeding; he even received a welcome from the well-known magazine France Football several days before his debut for PSG. On 14 August 1970, he played in a friendly for PSG against Red Star.

On 29 August 1970, Lukić played in his first and only official game with Paris Saint-Germain, coming on as a substitute in a 3–2 Division 2 win over Quevilly. In his 1992 autobiography, then-PSG president Guy Crescent wrote: "[Lukić's] mission was to neutralise our opponent's key player, [Daniel] Horlaville, whom we feared the most. And Lukić... he clung to him like an octopus to a rock! But Horlaville would quickly dribble past him once, then again, then make a pass, while my unfortunate Lukić would inevitably end up on his behind!"

Personal life and death After his football days, Lukić lived the rest of his life running a dental clinic in Železnik. The clinic closed in 2012. He died in 2015.

Paris Saint-Germain 1970–71 Division 2

Honours Rijeka

Kvarnerska Rivijera: 1964