Ninkovic also ranks second for passes in opposition half (5,033), duels (2,053), duel success (53%), possession won (1,117) and possession won in the final third (110) since 2015.Our stats guru tells the stat story of this Hyundai A-League Grand Final as well as previous season finales in this bumper data dossier. Former team-mate Kosta Barbarouses, Dimi Petratos, Diego Castro (all 31), and James Troisi (30) are the next best.Ģ45 – One of the league’s best imports, Ninkovic loves the ball at his feet and the veteran has completed the second-most dribbles in the league, a number only bettered by Perth Glory legend Castro (356). He is also fourth when it comes to ALM goals for Sydney with 35.ģ5 – Since Ninkovic made his ALM debut in 2015, no player has tallied more assists. Of those games, 181 have come in the ALM, putting Ninkovic third on the club’s all-time list.Ĥ1 – He wasn’t a striker but Ninkovic still sits fourth on the club’s all-time list for goals, behind Brosque (83), Bobo (71) and Adam Le Fondre (60). He went up against LaLiga powerhouse Barcelona at Accor Stadium.Ģ21 – Only current Sky Blue Rhyan Grant (276) and club great Alex Brosque (267) have amassed more appearances for Sydney across all competitions. He scored in the 2-1 extra-time victory over Adelaide United in the 2017 decider.ġ – A league champion in Ukraine and Serbia, Ninkovic earned A-Leagues All Stars selection with the Sky Blues last season. Ninkovic is only one of six players to win the individual honour multiple times, along with Socceroos legend Mark Viduka, Brisbane Roar great Thomas Broich, South Melbourne’s Paul Trimboli, former Australia international Scotti Chipperfield and Adelaide icon Damian Mori.ġ – Ninkovic leaves Sydney with an Australia Cup (then known as the FFA Cup) medal. The first came in the club’s 2016-17 Championship-winning season and he shared the 2020-21 honour with Wellington Phoenix’s Ulises Davila. The former Dynamo Kyiv and Red Star Belgrade midfielder played a key role in back-to-back Championships in 20.Ģ – The skilful Serb received two Johnny Warren Medals in a Sydney jersey. With Ninkovic moving from east to west, KEEPUP takes a look at what the Wanderers are getting in the 37-year-old.ģ – Ninkovic leaves Sydney FC with three Championships and as many Premierships after a sustained period of dominance from the Sky Blues. In total and prior to Ninkovic, 15 players have played for both Sydney and the Wanderers, though 12 had careers with the Sky Blues prior to the formation of Western Sydney in 2012. The ex-Serbia international is set to become just the fourth player to represent both clubs in the Sydney Derby, after Vedran Janjetovic, Terry Antonis and Andrew Redmayne – Ninkovic’s former Sydney team-mate Calem Nieuwenhof also made the switch to the Wanderers this off-season. With multiple pieces of silverware, individual honours and his status as one of the competition’s greatest ever players established, Ninkovic will don the red and black in the Derby. Ninkovic sensationally crossed the divide, swapping Sydney FC for rivals Western Sydney Wanderers after seven years as a Sky Blue. Milos Ninkovic will be the enemy when the 2022-23 Isuzu UTE A-League season kicks off.
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