The 2024/2025 season, which began for HŠK Zrinjski Mostar on July 25, 2024, with a home defeat to Slovenian side Bravo (0:1) in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Europa Conference League, concluded with an away match in Gabela against GOŠK (2:3).
Throughout the season, the Nobles played a total of 43 matches, recording 30 wins, five draws, and eight losses, with a goal difference of 85:31.
Head coach Mario Ivanković used a total of 37 players across four competitions. The most appearances were made by Antonio Ivančić, Fran Topić, and Nardin Mulahusejnović, each featuring in 37 matches. The top scorers were Mulahusejnović (16 goals), Nemanja Bilbija (12), and Tomislav Kiš (10).
The league campaign ended with Zrinjski securing their ninth national championship title, achieved with 26 wins, four draws, and three losses, and a goal difference of 74:17. The team earned 82 points, averaging 2.48 points per match – second only to the 2021/2022 season, when the title was won with two points more (2.54 average).
A total of 36 players featured in the WWin Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Fran Topić being the most consistent performer, making 31 appearances. Mulahusejnović led the scoring charts with 14 goals.
In the Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup, where Zrinjski entered as back-to-back holders, the team was eliminated in the quarter-finals. In four matches, they recorded two wins, one draw, and one loss. The only players to feature in all cup matches were Igor Savić, Bilbija, Ivančić, and Matija Malekinušić. Goals in the competition came from Ivan Posavec, Mario Ćuže, Jakov Pranjić, and Bilbija.
In European competition, Zrinjski played six matches on their way to another appearance in the UEFA Europa Conference League play-offs, finishing with two wins and four defeats. Against Slovenian side Bravo (0:1, 3:1), Bulgarian club Botev Plovdiv (1:2, 2:0), and Portuguese side Vitória SC (0:3, 0:4), Ivanković used 23 players. Only seven featured in all six European matches: Marko Marić, Toni Šunjić, Hrvoje Barišić, Kerim Memija, Mulahusejnović, Malekinušić, and Ćuže.
Goalscorers against Bravo were Mulahusejnović, Slobodan Jakovljević, and Frano Mlinar, while against Botev, the goals came from Ćuže, Mulahusejnović, and Kiš.
The 2024/2025 season will also be remembered for the club’s first-ever Supercup title, won in Zenica with a 1:0 victory over Borac thanks to a goal from Bilbija.
