Milosevic
| Cyrillic ( Serbian ) | |
|---|---|
| Милошевић | |
| Latin : | Milosevic |
Milošević [ miˈlɔːʃɛvitɕ ] is a family name for the following people
- Alen Milosevic (* 1989), Swiss handball player
- Alexander Milošević (* 1992), Swedish football player
- Bojana Milošević (1965-2020), Yugoslav basketball player
- Boki Milošević (1931–2018), Yugoslav clarinetist
- Boris Milošević (strength athlete) (* 1971), Slovenian strength athlete
- Boris Milošević (politician) (* 1974), Croatian politician
- Boris Milošević (referee) (* 1978), Croatian handball referee
- Deni Milošević (* 1995), Belgian-Bosnian football player
- Dragomir Milošević (* 1942), commander of Serbian troops in the Bosnian war
- Domagoj Ivan Milošević (* 1970), Croatian Minister for Investments
- Goran Milošević (chess player) (* 1964), Yugoslav-Swiss chess player
- Goran Milošević (soccer player) (* 1972), Serbian soccer player
- Goran Alexander Milošević Sjöström (* 1992), Swedish football player, see Alexander Milošević
- Ivan Milošević (* 1984), Serbian football player
- Mića Milošević (* 1930), Yugoslav or Serbian director
- Milenko Milošević (* 1976), Bosnian football player
- Miroslav Milošević (soccer player, 1975) (* 1975), Serbian soccer player
- Miroslav Milošević (soccer player, 1976) (* 1976), Serbian soccer player
- Miroslav Milošević (soccer player, 1985) (* 1985), Austrian soccer player
- Miroslav Milošević (soccer player, 1986) (* 1986), Serbian soccer player
- Rajko Milošević (comic artist) (also RM Guéra or Gera ; * 1959), Yugoslav-Spanish comic artist
- Rajko Milošević (handball player) (* 1981), Serbian handball player
- Savo Milošević (* 1973), Serbian football player
- Slobodan Milošević (1941–2006), Serbian and Yugoslav President and politician
- Stefan Milošević (* 1996), Montenegrin football player
- Tamara Milosevic (* 1976), German filmmaker
- Vitomir Milošević (* 1965), Bosnian football player
