Uros Stanic Demands 150,000 Euros to Enter Elita 10

Uros Stanic is demanding 150,000 euros to enter Elita 10. He named the figure in a statement to Blic, and for the first time tied it to a flat condition: without that money, he does not go in.

He is negotiating with Zeljko and Milica Mitrovic. Talks are ongoing, he says, but the price has been set and it is not up for negotiation downward.

“I’m negotiating for Elita 10, I’m not afraid of anything. I’m not teaming up with anyone. This season I’m asking for a big fee and conditions, I’m asking for 150,000 euros, without that I don’t go in. I think I deserve it, I gave blood and sweat, I believe I shouldn’t enter for miserable fees. It all depends on the conditions and the fee whether I go in.”

He gave the statement to Blic. In the same conversation he also settled the question of alliances ahead of the new season, the kind of arrangement that usually gets worked out before the doors close on the cast. He says he is not entering into any deal with anyone.

How much did Stanic earn in earlier seasons?

Far less. In previous seasons he took 300 euros, then 500 euros. The demand for 150,000 euros is therefore not a raise, it is a jump into another category altogether.

If the Mitrovics agree, Stanic would become one of the highest paid participants in the history of Zadruga and Elita. Comparisons are already being drawn with the fees paid to Stanija Dobrojevic and Luna Djogani, two names that for years set the bar at the very top of the reality show pay scale. None of the figures from those contracts has ever been officially published, so here too people are working from estimates, not documents.

The Mitrovics have not yet commented publicly on the fee being asked of them.

Season ten is taking shape in public

Casting for Elita 10 this year is playing out through statements, not silence. Taki recently announced publicly that he is joining this time, as we reported, and now Stanic is publicly naming his price for entry. Instead of the cast being revealed once the season starts, the negotiations are unfolding in front of the audience, and every statement doubles as a promo for the show.

Stanic left Elita 9 as one of the most talked about participants of that season, with a string of conflicts that spilled outside the show as well, including announced lawsuits. That is what he is pointing to when he says he gave blood and sweat.

A song, an American brand and offers from hospitals

The show is not his only plan. Stanic says he is working on several things at once:

• a new song, which he is billing as out of the ordinary
• an ad campaign for an American brand
• business offers that, he says, are coming in from hospitals

“I’m laying low, I’m preparing something, I’m working a lot with my team, I think it’s going to be huge. The song will be interesting and out of the ordinary, I’ll be original. I’m also planning to shoot a commercial for an American brand, I’m getting offers from hospitals, I have negotiations for Elita 10, so we’ll see if I go in.”

The hospital detail did not come out of nowhere. Stanic has previously posted videos on his Instagram showing him doing medical work before he entered the reality show, and that background is now resurfacing in his business announcements.

The math behind his demand is simple. A participant who brings conflicts, clips and headlines is worth more to the production than one who sits quietly in a corner, and Stanic was in the top tier of season nine. The only open question is whether the production puts the same number on that value as he does.

If they agree, a new ceiling is set for everyone who negotiates after him. If they don’t, season ten starts without one of the loudest names from the previous one.