Emerging as the premier scoring reference on the Serbian perimeter, his excellent shooting touch was a key factor for his team to finally win the world title. Mladen enjoys a very sweet stroke either in catch-and-shoot mode or off-the-dribble fashion. A solid ball-handler, he can attack his match-up and go all the way to the basket, although he struggles in pure one-on-one settings against good defenders. Still, he perfectly took advantage of his team's inside strength and ball movement to find good opportunities for high-percentage shots.

High quality player that can score from anywhere on the floor (mid-range, 3 points or driving to the basket) His mind is strictly offensive oriented  Very good at changing rhythm and direction with the ball in his hands  Jeremic can create his own shot using the dribble or driving and pulling up for a jump-shot (likes to use step-back to create space for his shot) or catch and shoot  Possesses a quick release on his jump-shot and good mechanics  Has a good mid-range game ... His outside shooting opens up his  ability to drive to the basket or pull up in between (will pump-fake and dribble drive) Jeremic is type of player that you can not leave open  Uses screens well to get his shot off Moves well without the ball  Jeremic uses his body well to draw contact while driving to the basket  Intelligent player that understands the game of basketball and plays with a great attitude  Outstanding free-throw shooter  Unselfish and coachable player with great attitude on the court  Currently, Jeremic is one of the best players on his team

He was member of the S&MN Junior National Team; played at the 2006 Junior European Championship in Greece; played at the 2007 U-19 World Championship in Novi Sad; he was member of the U-20 national team; played at the 2008 U-20 European Championship in Riga.