Following an early successful domestic career and a brief stint with FK Hajduk Kula he ventured abroad to play in the Chinese Jia-A League, and Bulgarian A PFG.

[7][8] While playing in China, he was sometimes mistakenly referred to as Sasa Racha (his name was confused with his teammate Saša Raca).

[9][10] His stay in China was short-lived[11] and he returned to Europe to briefly play with FK Hajduk Kula, before heading abroad once more to Bulgaria.

[16] In his debut season he was named to the CSL All-Star roster against Clyde F.C., where he scored the lone goal in a 2-1 defeat.

[22] Viciknez added the championship to his resume in the 2008 season, where in the finals Serbia faced Trois-Rivières Attak and won the title after a 2-1 victory in a penalty shootout.

During the preliminary round of the postseason he contributed significantly by recording several goals in their two-leg quarter-final series against TFC Academy.