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Red Star Belgrade UEFA Conference League participation

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Red Star Belgrade has demonstrated significant financial strength within the UEFA Conference League, maintaining a squad value of approximately 103 million euros. This valuation ranks the club as the ninth most valuable squad in the ~~competition, trailing only eight other clubs including Brighton, Atalanta, and Monaco.~~ competition. The club’s transfer revenue over the last two seasons, totaling 95,050,000 euros, has exceeded the combined earnings of Croatia’s three largest ~~clubs—Dinamo Zagreb, Hajduk, and Rijeka—which totaled 85,350,000 euros.~~ clubs. Notable recent high-value sales include Naser Djiga to Wolverhampton and In-Bom Hwan to Feyenoord. On the pitch, the club’s campaign has faced challenges. Following ~~a previous~~ an away loss to Lugano, Red Star Belgrade played to a 2-2 draw against FC Copenhagen in their second-round match. Despite leading 2-1 at halftime—following a Gastarov own goal, a Timi Maks Elšnik equalizer, and a long-range strike from Vasilije Kostov—the Serbian champions were unable to secure a home victory. Copenhagen’s Carizo leveled the score in the 70th minute, and Red Star was forced to finish the match with ten men after Guelde received a red card in the 94th minute. This result provides the club with its first point of the competition. Individual standout performance came from 18-year-old midfielder Vasilije Kostov, whose long-range strike against Copenhagen was awarded the UEFA Conference League goal of the round. Following this performance, Kostov’s market value has reportedly risen from 10 million euros in January to 25 million euros, a 150 percent increase. Red Star is scheduled to face Inter Escaldes on November 5.

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