Petar Petrovic

Petar Petrović grew up in the Partizan academy before a two-season spell at Teleoptik, the club's feeder side, and a brief return to Partizan's under-19 team. He left the capital for FK Javor Ivanjica in July 2024, and it was there that his career took shape: 36 league appearances and four goals as the Serbian First League side won promotion to the SuperLiga. A loan to third-tier Zlatibor Čajetina in the first half of 2025 gave him further senior minutes before he went back to Ivanjica.

Javor's business around him turned heads. KRC Genk had a bid of €1 million turned down in January 2026, and by May that year Sturm Graz paid €2.2 million to sign him, a fee that broke the Serbian club's transfer record.

His first senior call-up for Serbia came shortly after, and he made his debut on 4 June 2026 in a friendly against Mexico that ended in a 5–1 defeat. That remains his only cap to date. He has also featured twice for the Serbia under-21 side during 2026.

At 191cm and right-footed, Petrović arrives at Sturm Graz with his senior career still largely ahead of him.