Vedran Janjetović

Janjetović joined Melbourne Heart on a two-game loan stint for their Hawaiian Islands Invitational in February 2012. He played against both American club Colorado Rapids and Korean side Busan IPark.

On 18 June 2012, it was announced that Janjetović had signed a two-year deal with Sydney FC to bolster their goalkeeping ranks.[4] Janjetović trialled for a number of weeks at the club against former Gold Coast United goalkeeper Jerrad Tyson, QPR youth goalkeeper Aaron Lennox and Sutherland goalkeeper Nathan Denham. He eventually won out, impressing Sydney FC's goalkeeping coach Zeljko Kalac and manager Ian Crook. Janjetović was also in talks with the club's new cross-city rivals Western Sydney FC during his trial at Sydney FC but chose to sign with the Sky Blues, stating that his decision came down to the calibre of goalkeeping coach at the club as well as Sydney FC's interest and desire to have him in their squad.[2] He made his Sydney FC debut on 2 December 2012 at Allianz Stadium keeping a clean sheet in Sydney's 0–0 draw with Melbourne Heart.

On 20 December 2016, it was announced that Janjetović signed an 18-month deal with Western Sydney Wanderers.[5] He would rejoin his former goalkeeping coach Zeljko Kalac, stating that it played a large role in his switch to his former's cross-city rivals. The deal would be finalised the following year when the transfer window opened in January. In April 2018 he signed an extended contract to keep him at the Wanderers until 2022/23.

On 25 January 2019 the Wanderers faced Brisbane Roar for their Round 16 fixture. Leading 2-1 late in the game Janjetovic suffered an injury when diving to make a save against Adam Taggart. In stoppage time with seconds left in the game the ball was rolling away for a goal kick that would have used enough time for the Wanderers to win the match. Instead Janjetovic stuck a leg out for no apparent reason and miskicked the ball, knocking it out for a corner kick. Brisbane packed the penalty area for the set piece including sending their goalkeeper Jamie Young forward and were rewarded when Taggart got his head to the cross to send a bullet header flying into the goal to make it 2-2. It was widely reported as one of the biggest defensive mistakes in the history of the A-League. After playing the rest of the season on painkillers he eventually required surgery in June for a severe Rotator cuff tear injury. The initial prognosis of a 6 month lay-off became the entire 2019/2020 season and the 2020/21 season due to the recurring and severe injury requiring multiple surgical interventions. His place in goal was taken firstly by Daniel Lopar and then Daniel Margush. Janjetovic was released by the Wanderers at the conclusion of his contract when the 2021/22 A-League season finished with his injury forcing him into retirement as a football player.[6]