Petar Sučić: Bio, Career, Summary, Stats, Trophies and News

Petar Sucic Family and Early Life

Petar Sucic's parents are Croats who lived in Bosnia. Their names are undisclosed and as a result he grew up representing Bosnia at the youth levels. He also captained the U-19 team. His cousin Luca Sucis is also a professional midfielder who plays in the LaLiga with Real Sociedad.

Playing Style and Strengths

Petar Sucic plays as a defensive midfielder and as such, plays deep in the midfield. Playing as a deep playmaker, he makes precise passes and also insinuates surging runs from the back. When Sucic switched national allegiance, no one was quite as delighted as Zlatko Dalic. Speaking highly of the young prospect after his debut against Portugal in the UEFA Nations League, Dalic said, “ I believe that he is the successor to Marcelo Brozovic." Such high praise from a veteran coach solidifies his credentials as a player, and now it remains to be seen how Inter chooses to use him in their team

Petar Sucic Net Worth

The exact details of Petar Sucic net worth are not available, however, it is estimated that he will make €1.5 million net per season on his five-year contract with Inter Milan. This news comes from Calcio e Finanza. The Italian web magazine has confirmed that Inter will pay a fee of around €14 million up front to sign Petar Sucic from Dinamo Zagreb. In addition to this, there will be an extra €2.5 million in add-ons in the deal.

Inter is ready and willing to make a significant financial commitment to sign Sucic. They see him as a first-team squad member starting next season. So, putting everything into perspective, the total cost of the Croat’s wages to Inter will be €2.78 million net per season.

Petar Sucic Salary

The weekly and monthly breakdown of Petar Sucic's salary scale is not available. Though there have been revelations about his yearly salary, as he has entered into a contract with Inter Milan. Here are his earning figures.

Petar Sucic Partner

Petar Sucic's relationship status is still unknown. Whether he is married or in a committed relationship is still not made public. So there is a lot of curiosity surrounding his personal life. However, the player is still young and trying to establish himself in football. It will be interesting to see his stint at his new club, Inter Milan, in the FIFA Club World Cup.

Petar Sucic Career

Petar Sucic career started playing in a local club before he joined Iskra Bugojno's youth setup in 2018. Followed by a two-year stint at Zrinjski Mostar. He joined Dinamo Zagreb in 2022, and that is where he made his name as a footballer. Currently, he is under contract with Inter Milan and is close to making his debut with the Nerazzurri.

Talking about his national duties, despite playing in the U-19 and U-21 for Bosnia, he decided to shift things up by playing for Croatia, his country of origin.

Club Career

Petar Sucic's club career started when he joined Iskra Bugojno's youth setup in 2018. He spent two years there before switching to Zrinjski Mostar. In January 2022, he signed with the Croatian club Dinamo Zagreb. The Bosnian-born Croat made his professional debut in a UEFA Champions League qualifier against Sheriff Tiraspol on 6 July at the age of 18. In the 2023 Croatian Supercup game, Sucic managed to win his first trophy. The victory must have tasted even sweeter considering it came against their biggest rivals, Hajduk Split. Coincidentally, he made his debut against the same opponent a week later. Based on his performance, the club chose to extend his contract till 2028. However, Sucic moved to Inter Milan on 1st June 2025 and will participate in the FIFA Club World Cup.

International Career

There has been a litany of players who have chosen to represent their country of origin rather than their country of birth. Petar Sucic is one such player. Growing up with the Bosnian youth ranks, he played for the U-19,21 squads. He even captained the U-19 team. That all changed in March 2024 when he decided to represent Croatia instead of Bosnia.

He got his first call-up for the “Vatreni” in the UEFA Nations League games against Portugal and Poland in September 2024. His debut also came splendidly as he walked on the pitch, replacing Croatian captain Luka Modric in a game against Portugal.

Petar Sucic Awards and Achievements

Sucic's first major award came in the 2022-23 season, when he won the Bosnian Premier League with Zrinjski Mostar, and his latest trophy is the Croatian Super Cup in the year 2023. Here's the list of all the awards that Petar Sucic has won in his career so far.