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Serbia men's 12-man squad: Dejan Davidovac, Marko Guduric, Marko Jagordic Kuriza, Ognını Yalamaz, Jokic, Nikola Kalinic, Valdemir Lucic, Vanja Marinkovic, Misić, Nikola Milutinov, Nemanja Nedovic, Dusan Risticic.

The Serbian men's basketball team is one of the traditional world basketball powerhouses. At Rio 2016, the Serbian men's basketball team almost toppled the American Dream Team in the group stage, losing by three points. In the knockout stage, he defeated all the road giants and reached the final to compete with the United States team for the championship and won a silver medal.

In the 2014 Spain Men's Basketball World Cup, the Serbian men's basketball team defeated Greece, Brazil, France and other strong teams to reach the finals, and finally lost to the American Dream Team composed of American superstars and won the runner-up.

In the 2010 World Men's Basketball Championship in Turkey, Serbia reached the semifinals, and in the 2014 Basketball World Cup in Spain (the Men's World Basketball Championship was renamed the Basketball World Cup), Serbia reached the final and won the silver medal. In the 2017 Men's European Basketball Championship, the Serbian men's basketball team finished as the runner-up. In September 2019, the Serbian men's basketball team finished 5th in the World Cup.

Serbia men's basketball team history

The Serbian men's basketball team is the main force of the former Yugoslav men's basketball team, winning many world championships and Olympic basketball gold medals in history. In the 1998 World Championships, the Serbia and Montenegro team won the World Championships on behalf of Yugoslavia, and in the 2002 World Championships, Serbia and Montenegro won the championship in the United States.

In the 2010 World Men's Basketball Championship in Turkey, Serbia reached the semifinals, and in the 2014 Basketball World Cup in Spain (the Men's World Basketball World Cup was renamed the Basketball World Cup), Serbia reached the final and won the silver medal.

In September 2019, the Serbian men's basketball team finished fifth in the World Cup. On September 19, 2019, FIBA announced the list of 24 teams that participated in the men's basketball qualifying tournament for the Tokyo Olympics, and the Serbian national men's basketball team was among them. From June 23 to 28, 2020, there will be a competition for the remaining four tickets to the Tokyo Olympics.

On September 12, 2022, in the 16-8 knockout rounds of the men's European Basketball Championship, the Serbian men's basketball team lost to the Italian men's basketball team 86-94 and was eliminated. On March 7, 2023, FIBA announced the men's basketball world rankings for the first edition, and Serbia ranked sixth.

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Serbia is a country with unique historical, cultural, natural and ethnic contrasts, and since the collapse of the former Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montenegro, they have been the silent majority in football. In the past three World Cups, they have advanced to the finals twice, and the two group stages have a record of 1 win and 2 losses, and they were directly eliminated, and the competitiveness is not strong enough. Coincidentally, Serbia finished first in their European qualifying group on both occasions, and in the finals, the post-independence experience gap was the biggest reason for their silence.

The strength of Serbia's squad in this year's World Cup has not been what it used to be, and they beat Portugal in the group stage to advance to the finals as the group leader, but this year their experience and strength are far better than in the past, and many strong players have been the main force of European giants.

Serbian coach Stojkovi was known as the "Maradona of the Balkans" as a player, and after retiring he began to coach teams in the Asian league, including Guangzhou R&F in the Chinese Super League, with an impressive attacking coaching style. In addition to his extensive experience and tactical knowledge, Stojkovic has the credentials to lead many of Serbia's star players and to execute tactically.

Serbia's squad is one of the best in this World Cup, with star players in every position except for a slightly weak back line. Mitrovic is currently the hottest center forward in the Premier League, scoring two goals in the first game of the new season against Liverpool, Vlahovic and Tadic have been famous for a long time, and are the core players of the attack in Juventus and Ajax, such a forward trident combination can be compared to several super teams in the championship group, and among the substitutes is Jovic, who has played for Real Madrid, he is currently transferred to Fiorentina and scored two goals for Serbia in the UEFA Nations League not long ago. In midfield, Milinkovic, who currently plays for Lazio, is undoubtedly at the heart of the midfield and has already received attention from Manchester United and Chelsea; Kostic, who plays for Eintracht Frankfurt, is also quite capable and will be Milinkovic's best helper in midfield.

The back line is a relatively weak link for Serbia, and Milenkovic, who plays for Fiorentina, is their anchor, and the other players are not well-known, and only rely on the overall help to ensure the stability of the defensive line.

The Serbian national team is the team with the highest average height in this World Cup, and there are many players around 1.9 meters in the team. Serbia not only has a physical advantage, but also has delicate skills, and will be the biggest dark horse in this World Cup.