Brinje Grosuplje Signs Two New Players

Slovenian football club Brinje Grosuplje has bolstered its squad with the addition of two new players, Almin Kurtović and Gal Kurež. This follows the recent arrival of Haris Vučkić, as the club actively shapes its roster.

Kurtović, a 26-year-old midfielder from Ljubljana, returns to Slovenian football after playing in Bulgaria and Uzbekistan. Known for his left foot, he can operate in midfield, on the wing, or as a winger. He previously played for Bravo and Mura, accumulating 164 appearances in the top flight and 39 in the second division.

Kurež, a 25-year-old winger, joins Brinje Grosuplje after a season in Cyprus. He is a product of Olimpija Ljubljana's academy, debuting in the first league in 2020 and winning the Slovenian Cup that season. He also played for Bravo, had stints in North Macedonia and Rogaška, and most recently with Enosis Neon Paralimni in Cyprus. Kurež has made 76 appearances in the Slovenian first league, scoring four goals.

These signings add significant experience to Brinje Grosuplje, which has also seen other new arrivals including Rok Maher, Vuk Vlahović, Nal Lan Koren, Enej Marsetič, Jasmin Kurtić, Žan Meško, and Ivan Krolo during the summer transfer window.