Ahmed Hadzimudzhovich

Ahmed Hadžimujović came through Novi Pazar's own academy, working through every youth category before pushing into the first team, and by the 2025/2026 season he had become one of the breakthrough names in the squad. As a domestic player in a league that limits foreign signings, he is regularly described in local media as a "bonus player" — a tag that carries a specific meaning in the Serbian SuperLiga, since it means his presence does not eat into Novi Pazar's quota of foreign-born players. That status, combined with his form at centre-back, has helped stabilise the side's defence.

His form has not gone unnoticed elsewhere. Reports have linked him with Brentford, Red Bull Salzburg, Udinese and Partizan, with his asking price said to sit around €5 million. He has not yet moved on, and his contract with Novi Pazar reportedly runs to 2027.

At international level, Hadžimujović has been capped once by Serbia's under-18 side, in a friendly against Hungary, but his more consistent role has come with the under-19s. He was a key figure as Serbia worked their way through the Stevan Ćele Vilotić Memorial Tournament and the qualifiers for the UEFA European Under-19 Championship, helping the side reach the finals in Wales, where he started all three of Serbia's group matches. A call-up to the senior national team has not yet followed.

At club level, Novi Pazar's run in the UEFA Europa Conference League qualifiers ended at the second qualifying round, where they were eliminated by Jagiellonia.