Bojan Milić was born on July 26th 1968 in Kragujevac.

He started playing volleyball when he was 12 years old in Topola - Serbia, volleyball club Karađorđe.
- In 1984 he won Cadet Championship in Serbia with this club. After this he transfered to club Vior Sport Kraljevo where he played for two years and was invited to play for the junior national team of Yugoslavia for which he played 28 times ( two Balkan games and European championship in Bulgaria).

- In 1989 he transfered to Partizan from Belgrade. With this club he won the title of champion of Yugoslavia in 1990 and winner of Yugoslavia Cup. In the same year, with team he won second place in Cup Ceva in Mers- Germany.

- In 1991 he won Championship and Cup of Yugoslavia.

- In 1992 he went to Greek club Orestiada.

- In 1993 he transfered to Pallavolo Lugano, Switzerland.

- In 1994 he came back to Greece and played for Esperos-Thesalloniki.

- In 1995 he signed contract for two years with Aris- Thesalloniki.

- After this he transfered to Iraklis-Thesalloniki in 1998, and then he transfered to Drama-Greece in 1999.

- In 2000 he signed the contract with Bambi Mladi Radnik

- Finally, after this he goes to Budućnost Podgorička banka- Montenegro. With this club he won the Cup od Serbia and Montenegro and he ended his sports career in this club.

He played for senior national team of Yugoslavia in the period from 1988 till 2002 and he has over 140 played games.

In 1994 and 1995 by the statistics he was elected the best scorer in Greece.

"After he had played volleyball for many years abroad, where he changed many clubs, coaches and playmates and after playing for all national team selections he decided to enter the management business in volleyball.
He began with this work only for the purpose and with a wish to help athletes i.e. volleyball players when choosing of foreign engagement, making of professional contracts. He thinks that he gained great experience in professional playing of volleyball and learned a lot through his professional path. Having all this in mind the thought he could help future young player in his professional career in country as well as abroad."
Career-clubs:

- Karadjordje- Topola
- Vior Sport- Kraljevo
- Partizan- Belgrade
- Oristiada- Greece
- Pallavolo Lugana- Switzerland
- Esperos- Greece
- Aris- Greece
- Iraklis- Greece
- Drama- Greece
- Bambi- Pozarevac
- Budućnost - Podgorica

Championship of Yugoslavia

1989/1990
1990/1991 with Partizan from Belgrade

CUP of Yugoslavia

1989/1990
1990/1991 with Partizan from Belgrade

2000/2001 Budućnost Podgorica

1989- 2nd place on CEV Cup in Moers, Germany

Over 140 games for senior National team of Yugoslavia

Management- cooperation with over 80 players