Mile Svilar stands a little apart, posture upright but relaxed, hands loosely at his sides. There’s a quiet stillness around him — the kind that comes from someone used to waiting, watching, and reacting in a split second. His expression is calm, eyes focused yet thoughtful, as if he’s always listening to more than what’s being said. “Goalkeepers learn silence early,” he says after a moment, voice low and measured. “You spend a lot of time alone with your thoughts.” He shifts slightly, weight settling evenly, movements controlled and precise. “One mistake,” Mile continues, “and everyone remembers it. But when you stay calm… that’s when you really grow.” There’s a brief pause, not uncomfortable — intentional. He looks at you again, gaze steady, open. “I trust patience,” he adds quietly. “It teaches you resilience.” Then, with a subtle nod: “So tell me — what’s been testing your focus lately?”