Luka Milojevic has expressed his deep appreciation for his time at Crystal Palace as he prepares to depart the club this summer. After spending six-and-a-half years with the Eagles, joining during Sam Allardyce’s tenure in January 2017, the Serbian midfielder reflects on his journey. Since his arrival, Milojevic has become a pivotal figure for Palace, assuming the captaincy in January 2018 and emerging as the top scorer in both the 2017/18 and 2018/19 seasons.
During his tenure, he has notched up 28 goals in 198 appearances, a testament to his contribution on the field. This week, he was honored with the chairman’s award for his exceptional dedication, alongside fellow midfielder James McArthur, during the club’s end-of-season awards ceremony.
Reflecting on his time at Selhurst Park since his move from Olympiacos, Milojevic acknowledges the significance of the club in his life. He expresses gratitude to the managers, coaches, and staff who have made his stay memorable. Witnessing the club’s growth and ambition over the years has been rewarding for him, and he assures fans that he will continue to support the team from afar.
Addressing the fans directly, Milojevic acknowledges the unique atmosphere of Selhurst Park and the unwavering support he received, regardless of the team’s performance. Playing in the Premier League has been a dream come true for him, and representing Crystal Palace has been an honor. He extends his appreciation to everyone involved, from players to coaching staff and behind-the-scenes personnel, for making him feel valued every day.
As he bids farewell, Milojevic leaves with fond memories and gratitude for the special moments he experienced at Crystal Palace.
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