Bosanjic, a soccer traveler who has been searching for a new stage after leaving China, had crossed paths with Chinese League One newcomers Dalian Yingbo during that hot summer transfer period, but was unable to become a member of the team as he had hoped. After six months of waiting, he finally joined Lithuania's Panevėžys in the winter transfer window of the 24th season, and then embarked on a European campaign that included Champions League qualifiers and UEFA qualifiers. For the remainder of that season, Bosanjic appeared in 20 games for the team, failing to score but contributing one key assist. And on September 1, in a league showdown with Suduva, his final game capped off the Panevezhs. Meanwhile, Northern Macedonia's Vardar, a team with an illustrious history, has been at the top of the league 11 times, but has also experienced the pain of relegation. Last season, they managed to bounce back to the top flight. However, this season, Vardar has suffered unprecedented difficulties. In the first four rounds of matches, they won only one game and lost the remaining three, finishing at the bottom of the league. In just 15 days, the team changed two coaches. Against this backdrop, good luck to Bosanjic in his new surroundings and good luck to his new owners, cheers!
