Softfootball can confirm that Andrija Bulatović is set to agree a new long-term contract with RC Lens valid until June 2030.
According to comments shared by transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano via his official X handle, the Montenegrin midfielder will remain at Lens on improved financial terms.
Romano stated:
Andrija Bulatović, set to agree to sign new deal at RC Lens valid until June 2030. The talent from Montenegro will stay with longer deal on improved terms. 
The renewal represents a significant move for both the player and the Ligue 1 side as they continue building around emerging talent.
Born on December 27, 2006, in Kolašin, Montenegro, Bulatović plays as a central midfielder and has earned recognition for his sharp passing range, close ball control and tactical intelligence.
Standing at 180 cm and predominantly right-footed, he has quickly adapted to French football since joining Lens in February 2025 for a reported €2 million.
Before his move to France, Bulatović developed through the ranks at FK Berane, FK Kom and FK Rudar Pljevlja. Since arriving at Lens, he has made 79 appearances, registering seven goals and one assist impressive numbers for a teenager integrating into a competitive Ligue 1 environment.
On the international stage, he has represented Montenegro at U17, U19 and U21 levels before stepping up to the senior national team, scoring his first international goal in June 2025.
At just 19 years old, he is widely regarded as one of Montenegro’s most promising midfield prospects.
Securing his future until 2030 aligns with Lens’ long-term strategy of nurturing young players, strengthening squad stability and protecting resale value.
The extension not only provides Bulatović with security and continuity but also signals the club’s confidence in his continued development.
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