Predrag Djordjevic is recognised as one of the best players in Greek football, but has struggled to reproduce his club form on the international stage. The left winger had spells with Crvena Zvezdva and Spartak Subotica in his homeland before joining Greek third division side Paniliakos in 1993. His dead-ball prowess helped them to win promotion to the top-flight and earned him a move to Olympiakos in 1996. The 33-year-old has since collected nine Hellenic National League title and three Hellenic Cup winners' medals. He made his international debut in 1998 and has since won over 30 caps, but while he is regularly worth over 10 goals a season in club football, he has found the target just once for Serbia & Montenegro.