Ermedin Demirović is headed to a first ever World Cup with Bosnia, where he'll hope to keep up his goalscoring exploits
Ermedin Demirović is headed to a first ever World Cup with Bosnia, where he'll hope to keep up his goalscoring exploits - © DFL/Getty Images/Christian Kaspar-Bartke
Ermedin Demirović is headed to a first ever World Cup with Bosnia, where he'll hope to keep up his goalscoring exploits - © DFL/Getty Images/Christian Kaspar-Bartke
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World Cup stars of the Bundesliga: VfB Stuttgart's Ermedin Demirović

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VfB Stuttgart's Ermedin Demirović helped his country qualify for their second ever FIFA World Cup appearance during another clinical campaign for the Swabians.

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Name: Ermedin Demirović  
Club:
Stuttgart            
Nation:
Bosnia-Herzegovina
International debut: 24 March 2021
Caps: 38
International goals: 4

Stats correct as of 19 May 2026

How was his 2025/26 season?

Demirović had to battle with the red-hot Deniz Undav for minutes again this past season, but has still managed to net an impressive 12 goals in 17 starts, making 25 league appearances altogether. Those goals helped propel Stuttgart into fourth and secure Champions League football for next season. He’s also played his part in Sebastian Hoeneß’s side reaching a second consecutive DFB Cup final, scoring twice in three appearances in the competition.

VfB Stuttgart 1-1 Werder Bremen26.04.2026

What does he bring to the national team?

Demirović brings more than just goals to the team, with his work rate off the ball and strong hold-up play key components of his game. Furthermore, he’s proven his versatility at club level, playing as both a lone striker and part of an attacking duo with Undav when required to.

Demirović played 115 minutes of Bosnia's play-off win over Italy that saw them through to the World Cup finals. - IMAGO/www.imagephotoagency.it

What his coaches say

“He always brings a lot of energy to the field and is very important to the team. He leads by example and always shows that he wants the team to succeed.” - Stuttgart boss Sebastian Hoeneß

“He sometimes plays in a different position at club level, but he always works hard. He's a top professional and great character.” - Bosnia head coach Sergej Barbarez