Nikola Stojanovic
Midfielder · Novi Pazar
Recent matches
| Date | Match | Score |
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2:2 | |
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1:1 | |
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2:0 | |
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1:0 | |
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2:0 | |
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2:0 | |
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1:4 |
Season statistics
| Competition | Season | Games |
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| Super Liga | 2026 | 7 |
About the player
Since leaving Partizan Belgrade's youth ranks, he has turned out for clubs in Greece, Serbia, Belarus, Montenegro and India.
His early years were spent bouncing between the Serbian lower divisions and spells abroad: Ergotelis in Greece, then a return home to Sinđelić Beograd and OFK Beograd, followed by Sloboda Užice. A move to Minsk in Belarus and a second Greek stint with Sparta PAE preceded further wandering through Bačka Palanka, and then Montenegro with Dečić Tuzi and Petrovac.
In 2021, he joined Mohammedan SC in India. He won the Calcutta Football League with the club that year . He moved on to Gokulam Kerala, then Inter Kashi, where he added a second trophy to his collection: the I-League title in 2024–25 . He has since joined Jamshedpur FC.
What stands out instead is the breadth of leagues he has adapted to — from the Greek Super League to the Belarusian Premier League to Indian domestic football — and the fact that his two biggest team honours have both come on the subcontinent, first with Mohammedan SC and then with Inter Kashi.