The 26-year-old arrives from Cracovia after an impressive scoring run, as Pisa continue to strengthen their squad in the final stretch of the transfer window.
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Pisa have officially completed the signing of striker Filip Stojilkovic, continuing an ambitious push in the January transfer window. The Swiss forward, who has Serbian roots, completed his medical examinations in Bologna before arriving in the Tuscan city to finalize the move.
Stojilkovic joins Pisa from Polish side Cracovia, where he enjoyed a productive spell in front of goal. The 26-year-old scored seven goals in 18 league appearances, showing consistency and reliability that convinced the Nerazzurri to invest in him. The deal is worth approximately €3 million — €2.8 million plus performance-related bonuses.
Pisa have offered Stojilkovic a three-year contract running until 2029, with an option for a fourth season. The club sees him as a key addition to its attacking department, adding physical presence and scoring instinct as the season enters a decisive phase.
Stojilkovic is not the only new face under the Leaning Tower. Pisa have also brought in striker Rafiu Durosinmi, defender Rosen Bozinhov, and midfielder Felipe Loyola, signaling a clear intent to reinforce every department of the squad.
With the transfer window nearing its conclusion, Pisa are not done yet. The club is still actively searching for a wide player and an additional defender to further balance the roster and provide depth for the challenges ahead.
The arrival of Stojilkovic underlines Pisa’s determination to remain competitive and push toward their objectives, with the Swiss striker expected to make an immediate impact in Italian football.
