17 Facts About Danijel Ljuboja

Danijel Ljuboja was known for his passing and set pieces.

Danijel Ljuboja represented Serbia and Montenegro at the 2006 FIFA World Cup.

Soon in his second season, Danijel Ljuboja was able to bounce back, scoring fifteen goals and the club to return to Ligue 1.

In December 2003, Danijel Ljuboja was linked with Ligue 1 rival Paris Saint-Germain and two unknown Premier League clubs.

However, in September 2004, Danijel Ljuboja was disgusted with Halilhodzic after he wasn't included in a match against Monaco and was omitted from the first team despite lack of attackers at the club.

Danijel Ljuboja told L'Equipe that Halilhodzic didn't give him explanations ahead of a match and that he was 100 percent committed at PSG.

However, no move was made as Danijel Ljuboja desired to stay at the club.

Danijel Ljuboja was contracted in April 2006, but by that his income, that was still paid half by PSG, was lowered significantly.

Danijel Ljuboja played six games with the team in the UEFA Champions League.

Danijel Ljuboja says that he wanted back to France, having desire to leave Stuttgart but to no avail.

Danijel Ljuboja was linked with a move to Fulham, having been on trial.

Danijel Ljuboja was part of the reserve team of VfB Stuttgart in the Regionalliga.

In January 2008, Danijel Ljuboja was loaned out to VfL Wolfsburg, until the end of the season, after training with the club.

In June 2009, Danijel Ljuboja left after three years at Stuttgart and became a free agent.

The next season, Danijel Ljuboja started his season when he scored two goals in the Europa League qualifying, in both legs against SV Ried.

Danijel Ljuboja was a part of Serbia and Montenegro national team, collected 19 caps and scored one goal.

Danijel Ljuboja featured for his country in the group stage of the 2006 FIFA World Cup.