Lansing Sun

Michigan State University has announced the signing of Vuk Radjenovic to its men's tennis team for the 2025 recruiting class. Head coach Harry Jadun confirmed the addition of Radjenovic, who hails from Belgrade, Serbia.

Radjenovic participated in prestigious junior tournaments such as Wimbledon and the Junior French Open in 2023. At 19 years old, he holds an ITA Junior career-high ranking of No. 57 and ATP rankings of 787 in singles and 789 in doubles.

"We are thrilled to welcome Vuk to the Spartan men's tennis family," Jadun stated. "Vuk is one of the top recruits in the country, and his competitive drive and commitment to excellence align perfectly with our program's goals. He's determined to play at the next level, and we're excited to help him reach his potential. We can't wait to get him on campus and start working together to compete for championships!"

Ranked as the third-highest incoming freshman based on ATP standings, Radjenovic recently secured his first professional title at the ITF M15 Belgrade tournament and reached the semifinals at ITF M15 Kursumlijska Banja.

Radjenovic plans to enroll early for classes starting this semester, making him eligible for competition with Michigan State's team during their spring season beginning January 17 against Kentucky at MSU Tennis Center.