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The 24-year-old joins Serbia's Yokohama F. Marinos, where he played 43 games in 2017.
He will be immediately available to Belgrade manager Vladan Milojevic. The first line of the first leg of Latvia's club against the Latvian club FK Spartaks Jurmala, which will start on 11 July.
Degenek is a big fan of the winners of the 1991 European Cup in Belgrade.
"It's a great honor for me to join the biggest club in the Balkans, the club that my family and I support.It's a dream come true.Everyone has been very nice to me here, so I already feel at home, "said Degenek at the club's official website
Miloš Degenek I potpisao trogodišnji ugovor his Crvenom zvezdom! #fkczhttps: //t.co/36BnO4Utvx pic.twitter.com / Ue3KgPCmG8
– FK Crvena zvezda (@crvenazvezdafk) July 5, 2018
"I am looking forward to this challenge, it is the club for which I want to play and represent it in the best possible way."
"Fans dream of seeing their beloved club play in the UEFA Champions League, I would like to be part of the team that made this dream come true."
Degenek moved to Australia in 2000 and played his junior football in Sydney for Bonnyrigg White Eagles before making his senior professional debut in 2013 for German club VfB Stuttgart
Degenek was a member of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Socceroos campaign in Russia but did not play.
The defender made 18 appearances for the national team in total after his debut in May 2016.
Sources: socceroos.com.au, FIFA via Getty Images
Source: ] the-afc.com
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