Radosav Petrović has been appointed as the new sporting director of FK Partizan, signing a contract until June 2028. The former Partizan midfielder, Serbia international, and one of the key figures during the club’s successful period between 2008 and 2011 returns to Humska in a new role.

During his time with Partizan, Petrović made 107 official appearances and scored 20 goals. He won five trophies with the black-and-whites—three Serbian league titles and two Serbian Cups. He was part of the generation that dominated domestic football and represented Partizan on the European stage, including the club’s UEFA Champions League campaign. His performances, goals, commitment to the shirt, and strong connection with the supporters made him one of the club’s most recognizable players of that era.

Following his departure from Partizan, Petrović built a successful international career. The experience he gained in different football environments, along with his command of several languages, will provide a strong foundation for his work as Partizan’s sporting director.

Petrović also represented Serbia at international level, earning 44 caps and scoring two goals. He was part of Serbia’s squad at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, further confirming his status as a player who reached the highest level of international football after developing at Partizan.

FK Partizan wishes Radosav Petrović every success in his new role as sporting director and is confident that his football experience and dedication will make a significant contribution to the club’s future sporting ambitions.