Nikola Vujadinović
Nikola Vujadinović ( born July 31, 1986 in Belgrade ) is a Montenegrin football player with Bulgarian passport. The defender played in the Austrian Bundesliga SK Sturm Graz.
Sports career
Vujadinović began his career in the youth department of the FK Red Star Belgrade, from where he moved in 2004 to local rivals FK Rad. After just one use, he joined the first division of Serbia and Montenegro FK Zeta Golubovci. With the Montenegrins he could reach the fifth place and has been used 22 times, and he scored his first two professional goals. In the season 2006/ 07 the central defender was standing by the Serbian second division side FK Radnički Pirot under contract. Again, after only one season, he returned to his country of birth and switched back to Bulgaria to CSKA Sofia. There he played for the first time at international level when he played through in the UEFA Cup qualifier against the representative of Cyprus Omonia Nicosia on 16 August 2007. The Bulgarians eliminated in the first round against FC Toulouse from France. At the end of the season Vujadinović celebrated anyway, because with CSKA, he was Bulgarian champion, where he was instrumental with 24 missions and three gates share of it.
Then, the top Italian club Udinese Calcio noticed him and signed him for the 2008/ 09 season, but the center-back could not draw attention to themselves and moved on loan to Romania to Unirea Alba Iulia, where he met the club last to the highest Romanian league had to descend. He was then on-lent to Scotland to FC Aberdeen, where you could reach the ninth place in the standings at FK Javor Ivanjica in Serbia and in the following year. After his contract expired with Udinese, he was engaged in the summer by the Austrian club SK Sturm Graz under coach Peter Hyballa. His first game for the Blackie gave the Montenegrins 21 July 2012 against the reigning champions FC Red Bull Salzburg, which was lost in the UPC Arena Graz 0:2. Vujadinović played through. His first Bundesliga he could on August 25, 2012 to celebrate against FC Admira Wacker Mödling when he headed in a 3-2 success for interim 2-0 after a corner by Haris Bukva.
Achievements
- Bulgarian Champion 2008