Polish giants Industria Kielce have bolstered their squad by securing Serbian international goalkeeper Dejan Milosavljev on a long-term deal starting from the 2026/27 season. The transfer marks a major coup for the Polish club as they look to strengthen their roster ahead of a new Champions League campaign.
One of the most highly regarded goalkeepers in world handball, Dejan Milosavljev, is set to leave German side Füchse Berlin at the end of the 2025/26 season and join Industria Kielce. The 29-year-old Serbian has been a key figure in Berlin for several seasons and arrives in Kielce with an impressive track record of success at the highest levels of European handball.
At Füchse Berlin, Milosavljev helped the club to historic success, including German league titles, EHF European League victories and deep runs in the EHF Champions League.
Great addition for Kielce
Kielce have been searching for top-level stability between the posts following the departure of Andreas Wolff and mixed results from other options. Milosavljev’s arrival is seen as a significant upgrade and a strategic move to bolster Kielce’s ambitions in both the Polish Superliga and the Champions League.
The goalkeeper has signed a contract that will keep him at Kielce until 2030, underlining the club’s confidence in his ability to be a cornerstone of their squad for years to come. Milosavljev himself described the move as an exciting challenge and a chance to compete at the highest level with one of Europe’s most storied handball teams.