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Nardin Mulahusejnović

Nardin Mulahusejnović

Bosnia and HerzegovinaForward · Artsakh · №99

28 y.o. · 190 cm · 85 kg · right

16 Matches
10 In the starting XI
Minutes

Recent matches

Date Match Score
Vojvodina Železničar Pančevo Super Liga 1:0
Novi Pazar Vojvodina Super Liga 2:0
Vojvodina Radnik Surdulica Super Liga 2:1
Vojvodina Macva Super Liga 2:0
Ajax Vojvodina UEFA Europa Conference League 4:1
Vojvodina Ajax UEFA Europa Conference League 1:4
Ferencvárosi TC Vojvodina UEFA Europa League 3:0
Vojvodina Ferencvárosi TC UEFA Europa League 1:2
AZ Alkmaar Artsakh UEFA Europa Conference League 4:0
Artsakh AZ Alkmaar UEFA Europa Conference League 1:0
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Season statistics

16 Matches
10 In the starting XI
Minutes
Competition Season Games
UEFA Europa Conference League 2025 8
Super Liga 2026 4
UEFA Europa Conference League 2026 2
UEFA Europa League 2026 2

About the player

Nardin Mulahusejnović signed for Vojvodina fresh off the season that made his name outside the Balkans: playing for Noah of Yerevan, he finished as top scorer of the Conference League group stage in 2025/26 with five goals, a run that persuaded the Serbian club to pay for him.

He came through at Bratstvo in his native Gračanica before Zrinjski Mostar took him to Mostar, though his early appearances there were sparse — five matches without a goal. A loan to GOŠK Gabela suited him better: seven goals in fourteen games. Maribor followed, and with it a Slovenian championship medal in 2018/19.

It was at Koper that Mulahusejnović first showed what he could do with regular football. In 2020/21 he finished as the Slovenian league's top scorer with fourteen goals. A move to Mura brought a runner-up medal but fewer goals, and a short spell at Sarajevo preceded a move to Dynamo Makhachkala, where he went the whole half-season without scoring. He ended that barren spell on returning to Koper.

A second stint at Zrinjski produced a strong campaign in Bosnian football — sixteen league goals in 2024/25, alongside a domestic cup win — before the switch to Noah and, this year, to Vojvodina. Between 2018 and 2021 he was capped by Bosnia and Herzegovina's under-21 side, scoring once against Azerbaijan, but a senior call-up never came.

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