He was part of the first generation of Serbian footballers and was a forward known for his technical skills, strong shot with both legs and extreme elegance in his playing style.
In 1911 he moved to the newly formed BSK Belgrade and became part of the first generation of players to represent the "Blues" which would dominate Serbian and Yugoslav football during the following decades.
In 1918 he moves to SK Soko Pro Roma which was a club formed by exiled footballers from Serbia in Rome, Italy.
[1] Later that year, as an employee of the National Bank, he was transferred to Novi Sad, and he continued his career by playing there with FK Vojvodina.
[3] He died in Belgrade on July 7, 1952, and is buried in the Novo groblje cemetery in the capital.