Who is Mateo Biondic and where is he playing now?

Mateo Biondic is a 22-year-old striker recently signed by Belgian club Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, marking a significant career advancement from Germany's Regionalliga Südwest.

How much transfer fee did Union SG pay for Mateo Biondic?

While the exact fee is undisclosed, Biondic's former club, SV, is expected to receive up to 200,000 euros in transfer fees for the striker.

What is Mateo Biondic's career path before joining Union SG?

Biondic was trained at clubs like Hannover 96 and Schalke 04, then played in Germany's fourth tier before his recent transfer to Royale Union Saint-Gilloise.

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Union SG signs striker with meteoric rise

4 Jan

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Summary

Striker Mateo Biondic transferred from German Regionalliga to Belgium.
He scored seven goals and assisted five in the first half of the season.
His former club, SV, could receive up to 200,000 euros in transfer fees.

Union SG signs striker with meteoric rise

Belgian club Royale Union Saint-Gilloise has announced the signing of striker Mateo Biondic, marking a significant leap in the 22-year-old's burgeoning career. Biondic recently played for teams in Germany's Regionalliga Südwest, but his impressive performance with seven goals and five assists in the first half of the season has now propelled him to a top Belgian club.

This move represents a remarkable career progression for the German-Croatian forward, who previously trained with notable clubs like Hannover 96, Schalke 04, and SC Paderborn. After initially struggling to establish himself in professional football, Biondic found form in Trier, having made a free transfer move there just last summer. His success has now led to a swift transfer to Belgium within half a year.

The transfer is also expected to be financially beneficial for Biondic's previous club, SV. Reports suggest they could receive up to 200,000 euros in transfer fees for the young talent, a substantial sum considering he joined them on a free transfer only six months prior. Biondic's trajectory echoes that of national team striker Deniz Undav, who also experienced a meteoric rise after being discovered in a lower German league.