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Real Betis' Dusko Tosic returns to Red Star Belgrade
The left back has opted to cut his season-long loan deal short, after an unproductive four months in Andalusia that saw him accumulate just 37 minutes of football in La Liga
Dec 26, 2011 5:00:00 PM
By Livio Caferoglu
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Dusko Tosic has returned to Red Star Belgrade after deciding to prematurely end his loan spell at Real Betis.
The 26-year-old joined the new boys on deadline day in August, agreeing a season-long loan from the Serbian giants, but went on to make only two appearances for the Spanish club.
Fresh from the announcement of Tosic's return in a statement posted on Red Star's official website, the player himself has since vowed to make up for lost time.
"I do not want to look back, and perhaps I was wrong [to leave originally], but I look forward [to coming back]," said Tosic. "The only thing I'm thinking of is Red Star and continuing with the good results we have already achieved."
Tosic, a full Serbia international and whose previous clubs include Portsmouth and Werder Bremen, only played 37 minutes in the Primera Division.
The 26-year-old joined the new boys on deadline day in August, agreeing a season-long loan from the Serbian giants, but went on to make only two appearances for the Spanish club.
Fresh from the announcement of Tosic's return in a statement posted on Red Star's official website, the player himself has since vowed to make up for lost time.
"I do not want to look back, and perhaps I was wrong [to leave originally], but I look forward [to coming back]," said Tosic. "The only thing I'm thinking of is Red Star and continuing with the good results we have already achieved."
Tosic, a full Serbia international and whose previous clubs include Portsmouth and Werder Bremen, only played 37 minutes in the Primera Division.
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