Ivan Guteša

Ivan Guteša was born on April 4, 2022 in Vršac, from which he borrowed the gloves of Red Star Belgrade in the younger categories. He was part of a team that placed among the 16 best junior teams in Europe.

With the selection of the Football Association of Vojvodina, at his age, he participated in winning of the 15th "Pera Jocić" Memorial Tournament. In the summer of the same year, he joined the younger categories of the Red Star Belgrade team from the OFK Vršac. After the cadet age in which he played for Red Star Belgrade,^[2] Guteša spent the second part of the 2019 calendar year with the Grafičar Beograd youth team and was registered for the Serbian First League. Later, he returned to the youth team of Red Star Belgrade, where, alongside Aleksandar Vulić, he played the role of backup netminder in the Serbian Youth League and the UEFA Youth League, then standard for Andrija Katić.^[3][4]

In the following period, he was again part of the Grafičar Beograd.^[5][6][7] In the Autumn part of the competition 2022/23. he spent the time in the BSK Borča team, after which he returned to Grafičar Beograd and stood in front of the goal in the Serbian First League.^[8][9] During the winter preparations of 2024 season, Balša Popović trained with Red Star Belgrade who later on did not continued with the Red Star Belgrade due his past, He was recorded how he sing songs of eternal Red Star's rival Partizan, who that move is strictly forbidden by the side of Delije group of fans.^[10] while the youngster Vuk Draškić also made his debut for the first team.^[11] However, as Omri Glazer, who was injured, and Zoran Popović,^[12] Guteša was withdrawn from the Grafičar Beograd team.^[13] He signed a two-and-a-half-year contract and borrowed the Red Star Belgrade jersey with the number 77.^[14] Due to his age, at that moment he met the requirement for a bonus footballer. A few days later, he sat on the bench at the match of the 20th round of the Serbian Super League, with the Voždovac team.^[15] For Grafičar Beograd, in accordance with the established Rulebook, He continued to defend in the rest of the season.^[16] He defended in a friendly match between Red Star Belgrade and Zenit St. Petersburg in March 2024 at the Rajko Mitić Stadium, which was also his debut appearance.^[17][18] He made his first official debut for the club in the penultimate round of the 2023/24 competition. in the Serbian Super League, against Napredak Kruševac in Kruševac, in a match that ended with a score of 0:4 for Red Star Belgrade.^[19]

During the 2024 summer preparatory period, he defended on the tour that Red Star Belgrade had in Russia. The club later hired Marko Ilić as an option in front of the goal, who won the trust of the coaching staff in the opening part of the season. Guteša continued to guard the goal of Grafičar Beograd.^[20] However, due to Ilić's poor form and injury, as well as frequent problems with Omri Glazer's injury, Guteša for the first time was officially debuted during the competitive season 2024–25 Serbian SuperLiga. whe are he guarded the goal of Red Star Belgrade against OFK Beograd.^[21] In the same month, he made his debut in the 5th round of the 2024–25 UEFA Champions League season when Red Star Belgrade defeated Stuttgart 5:1 at home,^[22] In January of the following year, he extended his contract with the club until the summer of 2027.^[23] He defended his team's goal against Partizan for the first time in the serbian 175th eternal derby, which ended with a score of 3:3.^[24]

Red Star Belgrade

• Serbian SuperLiga: 2024–25^[32]