Tomi Jurić, an experienced 34-year-old striker, is the new player of HŠK Zrinjski Mostar, the club announced on Wednesday on its official website.
Australian attacker with Croatian roots He joins Zrinjski after having been a player of Slovenian Koper since September 2024, and agreed to cooperate with Plemići until the end of the current season with the option of extension until 2027.
I’m looking forward to it to a new challenge and the opportunity to help the team achieve its goals with my work and experience. I’ll give mine maximum on the field and beyond to bring joy to the fans together. Zrinjski is a club with high ambitions, a winning mentality, and that’s exactly what attracted me. It’s waiting for us an exciting continuation of the seasona lot of games and we are impatiently waiting for everything to startsaid Jurić after signing the contract.
Born in Sydney, he started playing football at the local club Hurstville FC, continued at Sydney United, and then as a 16-year-old wanted to football affirmation arrived in Croatia in the lower league NK Croatia Sesvete.
He made his debut in the top tier of Croatian football in the jersey of Lokomotivhe continued his career in Inter Zaprešić, and then returned to Australia, where he fully established himself as a player for Adelaide United and Western Sydney Wanderers and won a call-up to the Australian national team.
He followed a new departure to the Old Continentfirst to the Dutch Roda, and then to the Swiss Luzern where he spent three years and as a player of that club he played at the World Cup in Russia where he got the chance to play in all three games of the group stage.
From Luzern he went to Bulgarian CSKAand then he returned to Australia again, where he played for three clubs (Adelaide United, Macarthur FC, Melbourne Victory) before arriving in Koper through the Indian NorthEast United, where he joined his brother Deni, six years younger, and scored 17 goals in 35 games.
Tomi, welcome to Zrinjskiit was concluded in the press release of HŠK Zrinjski Mostar.
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