According to Italian Football, Inter Milan striker Jovitic paid for medical expenses for a player in his native Montenegro.
Milivoje Raičević, who plays for Montenegro side Buduznost Podgorica, suffered a torn cruciate ligament in his knee in August and his club could not afford his treatment.
However, in an interview with UEFA's official website, Raičević, now 22, revealed that Jovitic helped him pay for the costs. It is worth mentioning that he had never met or spoken to Jovitich before this.
"I was misdiagnosed in Montenegro, and when he heard about it and found out that my club couldn't afford to let me go to Augsburg for treatment, he called me and offered to help me," Raičević explains. "He arranged for me to go to a doctor who also suffered this injury in 2010, and it was this doctor who was treating him."
"Jovitich paid for all the examinations, as well as the cost of the surgery. I had surgery in Serbia a few days ago. ”
'All I can say is very, very much to Stefan (Jovitich) and I assured him I would come back to the game next season and score goals for him.'
(Moonlight)