According to sportklub.n1info.si, Petar Stojanović is at the top of NK Maribor's wish list. The report also mentions that it is possible he may return to the club after the end of the season, adding that fans would receive such a move very positively.

Marek Papszun said that there is no obligation and if someone does not want to play for the club, they should not be kept by force. In an interview with Slovenian media, Petar Stojanović stated that this is the worst situation in his career. He said he does not want to talk much about it because he has a long-term contract with Legia, and although he has a lot to say, he prefers to remain silent. Jakub Majewski from the 'Warszawski Sport' podcast and Marcin Szymczyk from Legia.net commented that this statement may cause Stojanović to be excluded by the coach and that he may join Claude Goncalves, who is somewhat sidelined. It is suggested that something will have to be done with Stojanović and other older players with long contracts.

Two unnamed clubs from the Apennine Peninsula are interested in Petar Stojanović. Marek Papszun informed the 30-year-old Slovenian right-back that he will not have significant opportunities for regular play and that changing clubs would be the best option. Stojanović joined Legia Warszawa in July 2025 and is under contract until June 2028. This season in the Ekstraklasa, he has made 13 appearances, scored one goal, and provided one assist. The Slovenian international has earned 71 caps and scored two goals for his country. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value is €600k.