Portugal's coach Roberto Martínez singled Petar Stojanovic out as a key threat before a friendly against Slovenia in March, and with good reason. He may play “only” in Serie B in Italy, but he is a fine operator along the right flank: a solid defender who can also cause mayhem on the wing. Known as a tireless runner, always flexible and ready to adapt, the former Dinamo Zagreb player is also full of emotional dedication to his national team. "I’ve played in the Champions League with Maribor and Dinamo, but this is something more,” he said after Slovenia qualified for Euro 2024. “I can't describe it; it's like actually winning the Champions League.”
