Saska Durovic pens new deal with FC Porto | OneFootball

Saska Durovic left Alvalade for Invicta with the goal of winning the National Volleyball Championship, and even without the guarantee of lifting the much-coveted trophy, she bet on FC Porto by renewing her contract with the club, for which she has already played 20 matches.

Born in Podgorica, the Montenegrin middle blocker began her training at ZOK Moraca, but soon moved to Serbia, where, at the age of 14, she started her professional career at OK Tent. After five seasons, she moved to France to wear the Saint-Raphael VB jersey, later returning to Belgrade to play for Red Star before heading to Lisbon.

In her debut season in Portuguese volleyball, Saska Durovic stood out as one of Sporting’s main figures, being the team’s second-highest scorer as they won the Portuguese Cup. In the women’s league, she excelled as the best server (40 aces), fourth-best blocker (86), and sixth in efficiency, with a success rate of 48%.

Last June, she moved to Invicta and, since then, has been one of the key players for the Porto team that leads the championship—she is the second most-used middle blocker by Miguel Coelho.

Counting down to the championship play-offs and the final four of the Portuguese Cup, the Montenegrin international has extended her contract with FC Porto and will continue to defend “the best club in the Portuguese League” with one certainty: “Blue is the perfect color for me.”

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