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Nikon El Maestro (born Nikon Jevtić (Serbian Cyrillic: Никон Јевтић); 3 June 1993 in Belgrade) is a Serbian-English football midfielder, currently playing for FK Hollabrunn in the Austrian Gebiets Liga.Nikon was regarded as one of the best and most talented players in youth football. He was coached by his brother Nestor El Maestro who is now the assistant coach of the first team of Hamburger SV in the German Bundesliga. He played in the youth teams of West Ham,Austria Wien,FC Valencia and FC Schalke 04.Nikon has 6 caps for the Serbian U-19 National Team. He was the captain and top scorer in the history of FK Austria Wiens U17-U18 Academy teams in the BNZ (National Youth Austrian League) with 29 goals in 35 games even though he is a midfield player. His first senior team was SC Wiener Neustadt in the Austrian Bundesliga,in January 2012 he signed for the Hungarian giants FC Ujpest after that he played in the Polish Ekstraklasa side Korona Kielce,Hungarian side Nyiregyhaza Spartacus and Serbian FK Sloga Petrovac. He now plays for FK Hollabrunn in Austria after some injury problems hindered him from having a big career. In March 2014 he took over as head coach of FC Hellas Kagran U-11,after good results he got offered and took over as the head coach of the U-16 side.
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