Malisic, Boyan

Boyan Mališić began his professional career in 2002 as part of the hometown team - Radnichki . As part of Radnichka, Mališić played until the beginning of 2007 and during that time managed to play one hundred and twenty matches and score three goals.

In 2007, another Serbian club from Belgrade, Rad , showed interest in him. Mališić signed a contract with the capital team for three years and played until the beginning of 2010 in thirty-three matches and did not score a single goal. Later, as a free agent, he joined the Yavor club. As part of Yavor, Boyan Mališić played one season in fifteen matches and did not score a goal. At the end of 2010, he terminated the contract with Yavor and moved to Uzbekistan , and signed a contract with Karshi club Nasaf where he was invited by the new appointed coach of Nasaf Anatoly Demyanenko .

As part of Nasaf, Boyan Mališić took his irreplaceable place in the starting lineup and won one title after another. In 2011, he won with his team the second most important tournament in Asia - the AFC Cup . Also, as part of Nasaf, he became the vice champion of Uzbekistan and the finalist of the Uzbekistan Cup . In the period 2011 and mid-2012, he played in thirty-six games as part of Nasaf and was unable to score one goal.

In the summer of 2012, he signed a contract with Uzhgorod Goverla , who played in the Premier League of Ukraine . As a member of Goverla, Mališić played one and a half seasons and played in twenty-five matches and scored one goal.

In early 2014, he moved to Hong Kong and signed a contract with a local club, South China .

Nasaf

• AFC Cup Winner: 2011
• Silver medalist of the Championship of Uzbekistan : 2011
• Uzbekistan Cup Finalist: 2011

• Profile and Statistics
• Player profile on Transfermarkt
• Soccerway Profile
• Profile on the website of the Ukrainian Football Association (in Ukrainian)