The club secured a four-year deal for the forward, who has quickly integrated into the first team

FC Andorra has extended Serbian striker Stefan Golubović's contract until June 2030, a move that underscores the club's commitment to the 20-year-old's development.

The forward joined the first-team setup this summer after a productive loan at UE Cornellà in Tercera RFEF last season, where he netted five goals. Despite initial plans for limited minutes, Golubović has featured in four of the team's five Segunda División matches so far. He started in the season-opening 5-1 victory over Ceuta and the recent game against Real Sociedad B last week. He also came off the bench for 10 minutes against Eibar at home and played a full second half at Valladolid, missing only the Vigo fixture.

In a statement, the club—led by Gerard Piqué—highlighted its trust in Golubović's ability to grow and contribute in the tricolour jersey in the years ahead. The deal mirrors a long-term extension granted to youth prospect Tiago Olmedo until 2030.

Golubović expressed gratitude for the faith shown in him over the next four years, describing it as the foundation for a "very good story" for both player and club. He reflected on his rapid rise, noting that just two years ago in Serbia he contemplated quitting football, yet now competes in one of the world's strongest second divisions. The striker remains focused on delivering technical quality and goals for the team.