Sini¹a Mihajloviæ, or as soccer fans know him to this day, the Bomber. One of the best free-kick shooters of all time, he became the young hope of the Yugoslav national team in the early nineties. Born to a Serbian father and Croatian mother, the footballer experienced the madness of the South Slavic war and watched the destruction of his childhood home, Vukovar. Despite all the trials, Mihajloviæ became one of the defining players of European football, and after the end of his active career, he managed and coaches teams such as AC Milan, Torino FC, or Bologna FC.

The biography and family history of his daughter, Viktorija Mihajloviæ, not only captures this extraordinary career, but also reveals the strict head of the family, the father who constantly makes his children laugh, and also the man who continues to live and work after several bone marrow transplants and a severe coronavirus infection. will.