Mateja Kezman (12 April 1979 - Belgrade)
- Played first career game with Zemun, in 1995.
- Transferred and played for Partizan Pirot, FK Loznica and Sartid, in 1995-1996-1997
- Scored his first career goal with Sartid, in 1997.
- Transferred to Partizan Belgrade, in 1998.
- Had his first European Cup match with Partizan in UEFA Cup, in 1999.
- Had his first international debut against China, in 2000.
- Awarded as the Yugoslav player of the year, in 2000.
- Awaded as the Yugoslav League Top Goal Socrer, in 2000.
- Transferred to PSV Eindhoven, in 2000.
- Had the nickname “Batman” during the time he spent with PSV.
- Announced his retirement from international football for Serbia & Montenegro after a draw against Azerbeijan, in 2003.
- Won the UEFA Cup top goal scorer award, in 2004.
- Transferred to Chelsea, in 2004.
- Returned to the international football with Serbia & Montenegro, in 2004.
- Won the Premiere League and League Cup with
- Transferred to Atletico Madrid, in 2005.
- Signed a 4 years contract with Fenerbahce, in 2006.
Additional Information
- Had 30 Champions League Appearances and 3 goals.
- Had 19 UEFA Cup Appearances and 12 goals. (2 App 2 Goals in Fenerbahce)
- Scored 105 goals in 122 matches with PSV Eindhoven in 4 seasons.
2006-2007 Season Statistics with Fenerbahce
- Turkish League : 5 Appearances 3 Goals
- UEFA Cup : 3 Appearances 2 Goals
Serbia and Montenegro international, Mateja Kežman, will sign a three year contract with Fenerbahçe today. The striker spent an unsuccessful season with Chelsea and all three parties have agreed to this 7 million Euro transfer.

Kežman started his career in Serbia and Montenegro, where he became popular while playing for Partizan, Belgrade. He was bought by the Dutch team PSV, where he was a prolific striker, setting a record number of goals per season. His year in Chelsea was not as successful, as he mostly started games as a substitute and managed to score only seven goals in official games.

Other teams that demonstrated an interest in Kežman this summer included Sevilla, Olympique de Marseille and Schalke 04.

Kežman led Serbia and Montenegro's scoring during the 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifications with 5 goals, including the only goal in the final game against Bosnia and Herzegovina which in turn allowed Serbia and Montenegro to qualify directly, having come first in their group.  He has managed 16 goals in 45 caps for Serbia and Montenegro, as of December 2005.

He failed to make an impact with the London club, and only started 14 games for Chelsea, leaving for Atlético de Madrid after just one season.  Despite his disappointing year, Chelsea made a transfer profit on the player. After a short spell in Madrid, Fenerbahçe SK trusted in "Batman" and signed him to a three year contract in August 2006. The management and fans knew he was a risky transfer, especially considering he was to fill the void of departed superstar Nicolas Anelka. The management's faith seemed to pull through as Kežman quickly found his PSV-form back again and scored in consecutive matches early into the season. Kežman scored 3 crucial goals in his first 3 matches (2 were Game-winning and 1 was Game-tying). All three were beautiful strikes and won weekly honours.