Education
Eventually, he chose to sign for Partizan in 1972, and remained in the first team until 1983.
Eventually, he chose to sign for Partizan in 1972, and remained in the first team until 1983.
In 1967, Todorić started his playing career in Sloga from his hometown Kraljevo. While competing for young Yugoslav national team he drew attention from several Yugoslav top clubs, including fierce rivals, Crvena zvezda. During this period he played 363 official games, which puts him at 6th place of hall of fame list by number of played games.
Before finishing his career in 1985, he played for OKK Belgrade (known as OKK Beko at the time) and again for Sloga.
He represented Yugoslavia on cadet, junior and senior level Starting in 1982, while still maintaining his playing career, he was employed by as part of the marketing department, and until this day he has continuously worked at the club
He was an assistant coach, a secretary and a general secretary director
Currently, he is a sport director and a member of the Board of Directors.