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The past few days have been a rollercoaster ride for the Serbian national soccer team. The players have been showcasing their skills and talent in various leagues across the globe, and their performances have been nothing short of spectacular.

Let’s start with Lazar Samardžić, who despite his team’s loss in a Serie A match, managed to put up a commendable performance. His 90-minute play for Udinese against Empoli earned him a player rating of 7.5. This young talent is definitely one to watch out for in the future.

Uroš Račić, on the other hand, had a slightly below-average performance in a Serie A match for Sassuolo against Lecce. Despite playing for 81 minutes, his player rating was a mere 6.3. However, knowing Račić’s potential, we are confident that he will bounce back stronger.

Veljko Birmančević, the young forward from Sparta Praha, had a great game in the UEFA Europa League against Real Betis. He scored a goal and earned a player rating of 7.7. His performance was a testament to his goal-scoring ability and his potential as a future star.

Andrija Živković, the versatile midfielder from PAOK, also had a good game in the UEFA Europa Conference League against Eintracht Frankfurt. He scored a goal and earned a player rating of 7.2. Živković has been a regular starter and his consistent performances are a huge asset for the Serbian team.

Nemanja Matić, the veteran midfielder, had an average performance in a UEFA Europa League match for Rennes against Villarreal. Despite playing for only 17 minutes, he managed to earn a player rating of 7.0. Matić’s experience and leadership are invaluable for the Serbian team.

Aleksandar Mitrović, the highest-scoring player of all time for Serbia, had a good game in the AFC Champions League for Al-Hilal Saudi FC against Nassaji Mazandaran. He scored a goal and earned a player rating of 7.7. Mitrović’s goal-scoring ability and physical presence on the field are a huge asset for the Serbian team.

Nemanja Gudelj, the versatile player who can play in the midfield and defense, had a good game in the UEFA Champions League for Sevilla against PSV Eindhoven. He scored a goal and earned a player rating of 7.3. Despite nearing the end of his career, Gudelj’s performances have been consistently good.

Strahinja Pavlović, the young defender from Red Bull Salzburg, had a below-average performance in a UEFA Champions League match against Real Sociedad. Despite playing for 90 minutes, he earned a player rating of 6.3. However, Pavlović’s defensive skills and aerial ability make him a key player for the Serbian team.

In conclusion, the Serbian national soccer team is filled with talented players who are performing at the top level in various leagues across the globe. Despite some below-average performances, the overall performance of the team is promising. The blend of experienced players and young talents is what makes this team special. The future of Serbian soccer looks bright and we can’t wait to see what these players will achieve in the future.