He was declared persona non grata at Fenerbahçe: He left his mark on the Champions League
Rade Krunic, who transferred from Fenerbahçe to the Serbian club Red Star Belgrade at the beginning of the season, left his mark on the night in the Champions League. The Bosnian footballer drew the ire of Red Star fans with his performance in the match against Inter played last night.
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Rade Krunic, who left Fenerbahçe for Red Star Belgrade at the beginning of September, has not had the start he hoped for in his career with the Serbian club.
Rade Krunic, who drew attention for his errors in the home match against Benfica during the first week of the Champions League, was subjected to harsh criticism by the Serbian press.
The experienced midfielder's performance in the second week of the Champions League, during the 4-0 away defeat to Inter, also fell below expectations.
Rade Krunic committed a simple turnover near his own penalty area in the 59th minute, while Inter was leading 1-0, leading to the Italian side scoring their second goal.
While Inter sealed the match with this goal, Krunic once again made headlines in the Serbian press.
While the experienced footballer's performance has become the target of criticism, it was emphasized that Krunic made unacceptable mistakes.
Reflecting on the match, Rade Krunic said, "We conceded cheap and easy goals due to individual errors. We attacked well until the second goal, which came from my mistake. I don't think the result reflects the true picture on the pitch."
Rade Krunic, who played for 89 minutes in the match, was named the worst player of the game by the Serbian press.