Petar Mamić

Early career

Dinamo Zagreb

Petar started off by playing in Dinamo's Hitrec-Kacian football academy. With Dinamo's pioneers he won three titles from 2008 to 2009 to 2010–11 and with the cadets he won one title in 2012–13. Besides these titles he won the 2014 Mladen Ramljak Tournament with the cadets scoring a total of five goals, won the silver medal with the cadets on the 2014 Zayed International Football Cup and, with the juniors, won the 2014 Tournament of Turopolje. He went with Luka Capan on football trials with the seniors and made his debut for the seniors, donning the number 15, in a 3–1 win against NK Istra 1961 on 6 February 2014 playing the first half. However, Mamić and Capan were put on the B squad after the 2014 summer transfer window to serve as backup for the seniors.

2014–15 season

Dinamo Zagreb 2

Mamić debuted for the B team, this time wearing the number 26, in a friendly 4–0 win over NK Hrvatski Dragovoljac on 20 July 2014. Mamić proceeded to play seven more friendlies earning a red card in the sixth game before suffering a concussion in the seventh game after a strong blow to the head only minutes after having scored his first goal for the B team against NK Jedinstvo Sveti Križ Začretje. Following his injury, he was replaced by Nicolas Taravel but resumed training after only a week making a comeback, and also debut in the league, five days later, on 9 September, in a 5–2 win over NK Moslavina. Mamić, after having…

Mamić debuted for the Croatian under-14 team on 26 May 2010 playing a friendly against Bavaria. Later that year he joined the under-15 team and played six friendlies throughout the season. After a short hiatus he joined the national under-16 side eventually competing in eight friendlies.

Croatia under-17

Mamić made his debut for the Croatia under-17 team on 1 August 2012 in a friendly against the Czech Republic scoring his first ever international goal only two days later in a friendly against Serbia. Mamić was selected for the 2013 UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualification team. He played a good first game against Israel receiving a yellow card only to score his first competitive goal in the second match against Kazakhstan. After qualifying for the Elite round Mamić scored the first goal against Spain after a corner kick in the 45' minute eventually leading to Croatia's victory. Petar played the rest of the qualifications qualifying for the European Championship and after two goalless games received a red card in the final game against Ukraine. In October Mamić, having missed the first game of the World Cup, played a very good game against Panama and played a somewhat weaker game against Uzbekistan eventually being replaced by Ivan Fiolić.

Croatia under-19

Besides playing three friendlies with the Croatian under-18 team Mamić was called in for the Croatia national under-19 football team and debuted on 12 August 2013 in a friendly against…

As of match played 12 September 2026

Petar, just like fellow players Niko Kranjčar and Andrej Kramarić, graduated, in 2014, from the prestigious XV Gymnasium in Zagreb. He is currently enrolled in the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Zagreb and is working on his master's thesis in accounting titled "Taxation of Athletes in Croatia". His father Ivica (pronounced [ǐʋit͡sä]) played for Dinamo's cadets along with football coach Nikola Jurčević who is Petar's confirmation sponsor. He is also a distant relation of football manager brothers Zoran and Zdravko Mamić as both families trace routes to the village of Zidine. Petar participated on 14 August 2021 in a charitable event organized by Serbian owned Croatian gambling company Germania Sport by betting, correctly, on a humanitarian ballot on the outcome of five games and winning 4220 Kuna for the Orphanage in Nazor's Street in Zagreb.