What is Mozzart Sport?
Mozzart Sport publishes at mozzartsport.com and writes its own name in Latin script while running much of its editorial in Serbian.[1] Its about page states that the portal „mozzartsport.com has been online since April 2011” and that it operates within the MOZZART company, the betting operator whose name it carries; the same page states that the newsroom „is assisted by all resources of the MOZZART company” and that the service is addressed to bettors of all profiles around the clock.[2] The about page lists its journalists and contributors, with Dejan Stanković as уредник редакције, and names correspondents based in cities including Rome, Madrid, Sydney and Sarajevo.[2] The commercial relationship is therefore not incidental: the outlet states it is published inside a betting company, and readers of its tipping content should hold that fact alongside its news reporting.
What does Mozzart Sport cover?
The site's own meta description sets out its scope as „najnovije vesti iz svih sportova i saveti za klađenje” — news from all sports and betting advice — and its sections carry football, basketball, tennis and other sports, with results, transfer coverage and tipping content.[1] Its about page adds foreign correspondents and a round-the-clock service model.[2] The mixture of editorial sport coverage and betting advice on one masthead is the distinguishing structural fact about this outlet, and it is the outlet's own description of what it does.[1][2] The named correspondent list on the about page — Rome, Madrid, Sydney and Sarajevo among the cities given — indicates that the operation files its own copy from abroad rather than working only from wire and television, which is a structural statement about the newsroom rather than a judgement about its output.[2] The site publishes in Latin script and the outlet writes its own name in Latin on every page.[1]
How large is Mozzart Sport's audience?
No audited audience figure for Mozzart Sport could be retrieved for this page. Serbia has no audited online measurement currency that could be retrieved for this module, and traffic estimators such as Similarweb are not audited measurement and are not used here. By contrast the television market does have a recognised currency, peoplemeter panel measurement credited to Nielsen Audience Measurement,[5] which is why a television share can be quoted on this site and a portal figure cannot. What the outlet publishes about itself is a newsletter figure: its about page states the newsletter reaches over 200,000 subscribers weekly and that the portal became the most-read specialised sports portal in the country in a short time.[2] Both are the outlet's own claims about itself, attributed here and not adopted. The one external recognition that could be retrieved is not an audience measure: the outlet reported on 6 February 2019 that it had won the PC Press TOP 50 award in the „Sport i (avan)turizam” category,[3] and Вечерње новости reported the same award on 7 February 2019, describing it as the portal's second, eight years after its founding.[4]
Since when has Mozzart Sport existed?
The outlet dates itself to April 2011: its about page states that mozzartsport.com has been online since then.[2] Вечерње новости, reporting the PC Press award on 7 February 2019, placed the portal's founding eight years earlier, which is consistent with 2011.[4] The outlet's own award report of 6 February 2019 states that its previous TOP 50 award had come in 2013.[3] No registration document or corporate filing giving a formal establishment date was retrieved, so the April 2011 date stands as the outlet's own dating of itself, with the 2019 press report as a consistent secondary check.
Why does Mozzart Sport matter in Serbia's sport?
Its documented significance is structural: it is a national sports desk with named contributors and foreign correspondents, published inside a betting operator and stating that it draws on that company's resources.[2] That arrangement is one of the configurations that makes ownership disclosure a live question in this market. The Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom's Media Pluralism Monitor for Serbia 2026 scores market plurality at 74 per cent, a high risk, and states that „current regulations do not stop hidden ownership or undisclosed links between media owners and political actors” and that „the lack of comprehensive financial information on specific horizontal markets such as television, internet, print and radio serious obstacle to achieving transparency in media ownership”.[6] In this case the ownership link is not hidden — the outlet states it — but the monitor's finding is the published assessment of the market in which it operates, quoted and attributed. The monitor scores Serbia at 74 per cent overall risk in the same edition, and scores political independence at 81 per cent, its most endangered area, stating that „the gravest threats to the public interest in media stem from entrenched clientelist networks linking media company owners with political authorities”.[6] Those findings are about the market, not about this outlet, and are reproduced here rather than paraphrased.
References
- Mozzart Sport — насловна страна. Accessed 2026-09-22.
- Mozzart Sport — О нама. Accessed 2026-09-22.
- Mozzart Sport — награда PC Press TOP 50, 6. фебруар 2019.. Accessed 2026-09-22.
- Вечерње новости — Mozzart sport добитник награде TOP 50, 7. фебруар 2019.. Accessed 2026-09-22.
- Advertiser Serbia — Седмични преглед гледаности телевизије, 3-9. новембар 2025.. Accessed 2026-09-22.
- Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom — Media Pluralism Monitor, Serbia 2026. Accessed 2026-09-22.