Robert Berić

Robert Berić ( born June 17, 1991 Krško ) is a Slovenian footballer who plays for SK Sturm Graz in the Austrian Bundesliga as a striker. Since 2012 he has also Slovenian national team.

Club career

Berić began his career in his hometown at the NK Krško. After a few years in youth and the debut in the first team, he moved to Inter block Ljubljana, where he in the top division, the Prva Liga, debuted in October 2008. His first goal he scored in a 3-0 win against NK Primorje in December 2008. After two years, 34 matches and twelve gates Berić moved from the capital to the Slovenian champions NK Maribor series. There he made in three years, 90 games and 24 goals in the Slovenian League and was in all three years champion. International Berić made ​​a name for himself primarily by goals against Lazio and Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League.

In June 2013 Berić moved to Austria Sturm Graz. His coach at NK Maribor, Darko Milanič, moved that summer to Graz and wanted to take the striker. Thanks to the support of billionaire Frank Stronach, who took over the transfer fee of around one million euros, Berić could be brought to Sturm Graz, what, would, with some ambivalence seen in the face of political Stronach's ambitions.

National

After numerous operations in various youth national teams Robert Berić debuted in November 2012 against Macedonia for the Slovenian national football team. In February 2013 he had a further use of the national team in a friendly match against Bosnia- Herzegovina.