Article by Tudor Belivaca – published on Saturday, July 26, 2025, 19:51 / Updated on Saturday, July 26, 2025 19:51
Pasic predrag, former international Yugoslav, goes through the hardest moments of his life, after he and his wife were evacuated from the apartment where they lived for 30 years.
After 30 years, he and his wife were evacuated from the apartment, and Pašić shared his suffering with the Sarajevo press.
“They carried a trial behind me, in order to acquire the space in which I lived, as a conscientious owner, for more than thirty years. I received this space from FK Sarajevo and from the then mayor, as a sweet sportsman.”
Pasic explained how things unfolded
PASIC PREDRAG / PHOTO: IMAGO
Pasic then explained how this situation was reached, respectively how he was deceived, according to him.
Noting that the Prosecutor's Office of the Centory Municipality Sarajevo, in the harmonization process, deleted from the cadastral registers on Mr. Măric (Mose) Isak Alkalaj, the owner of the space, together with my lawyers, I legally reintegrated Mr. Alkalaj, who is registered as the owner of the space.
The Centory Municipality Sarajevo tried to challenge this, but there was no legal basis, because he was never the owner of the mentioned space. Subsequently, a new trial was filed at the Sarajevo Municipal Court, which took place for more than six months without my knowledge and my legal representatives. They misled the judge with evidence, then waited to receive the final court decision and lose all the legal possibilities to defend me.
– Pasic predrag, according to the source quoted
Finally, Pasic stressed that the biggest problem is that neither he nor his wife is working.
“I do not know what I will do, how I will do. I am a desperate man. Besides all, I am also unemployed. My wife and I are now practically without properties and without the possibility of living normally,” Pashedic Pre -Pass.
Who was Pasic Preragin?
Pasrag Pasic played ten years for Sarajevo, before transferring to Stuttgart in 1985. There he played two years, after which he ended his career at Munich 1860. He played ten times for the national team of Yugoslavia, scoring a goal.
