NAZI PIECE OF WORK
Ex-SPFL star who now runs neo-Nazi biker gang ‘arrested for smuggling guns and huge quantities of drugs’
The 34-year-old could face a lengthy prison term if found guilty
Steve Goodman Published:13 Nov 2025
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FORMER Airdrie and Morton star Stefan Milojevic has been arrested in Spain – and reportedly faces charges of drug and weapons smuggling.
The France-born defender signed for Airdrie in January 2014, making 17 appearances.
Glasgow Stefan Milojevic reportedly faces drugs and weapons charges
Milojevic joined Morton later that year, helping them win the 2015 League One title.
The son of Serbian player and coach Goran Milojevic, he later became an MMA fighter.
He also founded the Spanish biker gang United Tribuns Espana, and is president of the reportedly neo-Nazi group.
But the 34-year-old has now been held by Spanish police following a two-
Twelve other people have been arrested, and 687 kilos of cocaine plus 2,500 kilos of hashish have been seized.
Sixteen firearms and 1.5million euros in cash were also impounded by investigators.
Spanish paper El Espanol reported: “The national police and Civil Guard have dismantled [Milojevic’s] organisation, which allegedly introduced vast quantities of drugs into Spain and Europe.
“What with moles within the police, trackers fixed to agents’ cars, and links to the Mafia, the investigation took two years to bring to a close.”
Milojevic faces accusations of drug trafficking, gun-running, bribery and belonging to a criminal organisation. He could face a lengthy prison term if found guilty.
He was arrested in 2020 and sentenced to 18 months in prison after a probe found his biker gang was involved in drug supply and prostitution in Majorca.
The ex-footballer has however not served any jail time since then
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Spanish police reportedly recorded him in May this year telling an Albanian mafia member: “This is the Champions League of crime. You can’t get any bigger than this – it is the top.”
Milojevic played 21 times for Morton, scoring once. He also played for lower-league clubs in Slovakia and Serbia.
Dad Goran, 60, played for Real Mallorca and Celta Vigo and won two caps for Yugoslavia.
He later managed the Philippines national team as well as a host of clubs in eastern Europe.
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