Dejan Savićević, former football star of Red Star Belgrade and AC Milan, and now president of the Football Association of Montenegro, is back in the spotlight — but not for football! On Saturday night in Herceg Novi, Savićević was arrested for multiple traffic violations. He was driving at an inappropriate speed, overtaking over a solid line, and refused to take a breathalyzer test. The police stopped him, and he was brought before a misdemeanor judge who fined him 1,000 euros and banned him from driving for four months. This is not the first time Savićević has had legal troubles due to traffic offenses.
This incident has sparked a storm of comments in the media and public. Savićević, once an idol on the football field, now faces serious consequences for irresponsible behavior on the road. His refusal to take the breathalyzer test only fueled suspicion and public dissatisfaction. Although it is confirmed that he was punished, Savićević declined to comment on the incident.
This situation raises questions about the responsibility of public figures and their influence on society. How can someone who was once a symbol of discipline and success allow themselves such violations? Will this case serve as a warning or just another example showing that for some, rules are merely suggestions?
If you have an opinion on this case, feel free to share it — maybe your word will spark a real conversation about responsibility and laws on our roads!
