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Serbian chess grandmaster (born 1999)

Milan Zajić
Country	Serbia
Born	(1999-01-11) January 11, 1999 (age 25) Kruševac, Serbia, FR Yugoslavia
Title	Grandmaster (2016)
Peak rating	2513 (January 2017)

Milan Zajić is a Serbian chess grandmaster.

He began playing chess at the age of 6 after his grandfather taught him and his brother the rules of the game.

In December 2013, he won the silver medal in the U14 World Youth Chess Championship.

In February 2015, he won the Georgi Tringov Memorial Open Tournament in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

In May 2015, he became the youngest Serbian grandmaster after winning the Selimir Manojlović Memorial.

In 2017, he won the 3rd World Interuniversities championship in Barcelona.

v t e Serbian Grandmasters
Chess players for Serbia with the FIDE title of Grandmaster (GM)
Active	Dejan Antić Suat Atalık Dragan Barlov Boban Bogosavljević Slaviša Brenjo Luka Budisavljević Goran Čabrilo Branko Damljanović Aleksander Delchev Stefan Đurić Siniša Dražić Zlatko Ilinčić Aleksandar Inđić Ivan Ivanišević Mikhail Ivanov Velimir Ivić Veljko Jeremić Goran A. Kosanović Vladimir G. Kostić Aleksandar Kovačević Borko Lajthajm Miroljub Lazić Ljubomir Ljubojević Slavoljub Marjanović Miroslav Marković Robert Markuš Igor Miladinović Danilo Milanović Miroslav D. Miljković Nikola Nestorović Stanimir Nikolić Miša Pap Miloš Pavlović Miloš Perunović Dejan Pikula Dušan Popović Petar Popović Alexandr Predke Dušan Rajković Miloje Ratković Nenad Ristić Miloš Roganović Alexey Sarana Miodrag R. Savić Nikola Sedlak Dragan Šolak Mihajlo Stojanović Aleksa Striković Branko Tadić Viacheslav Tilicheev Goran M. Todorović Bojan Vučković Milan Zajić
Inactive	Boško Abramović Dragoljub M. Ćirić Svetozar Gligorić Slobodan Martinović Aleksandar Matanović Milan Matulović Dragan Paunović Vladimir Raičević Radoslav Simić Miroslav Tošić Dragoljub Velimirović Borislav Ivkov
See also: Category:Serbian chess players Category:Serbian female chess players