Dzhidich, Aldin

At the age of six, he enrolled in a youth school at the local football club “Celik”, at the age of 15 he decided that he would play football professionally, his first club was his own “Celik”. Aldin began as a striker ^[2] . In 2002, in the match of the national championship, he came on as a substitute in the second half and after a few minutes he scored. This moment, according to Aldin, is still one of the happiest in his sports career. In 2005, Aldin moved to Posushye from the city of the same name , and a year later went to Zepche .

In 2006, together with Tomyu, he trained at the Turkish training camp of the Tomsk club, but he didn’t fit the club and went to the Slovenian Interblock from Ljubljana . The second attempt to find a job in Russia was more successful and in 2007 he moved to KAMAZ ^[3] , where he began to play as a midfielder. From 2008 to 2009 he played at Baltika .

In early 2010, he signed a contract with the Kazakhstani " Miner " from Karaganda ^[4] . In the first season, he scored 8 goals, and became the club's scorer for 2010. Since the beginning of 2011, he has been playing in the position of the central defender for a couple with another Bosnian footballer, Nikola Vasilevich . Together, they constituted a rather tall and often insurmountable obstacle for the attacking line of the enemy. At the end of the season, after winning the first championship, both players extended their contracts with the Karaganda club ^[5] . The following year, Dzhidich's team again becomes the champion. At the beginning of 2013, Aldin was injured at the training camp and was out of service for a long time ^[6] .

In 2014, Dzhidich, who previously played for the youth team of Bosnia, in order not to be considered a legionnaire, received Kazakhstani citizenship. But after six seasons spent at Shakhtar, Aldin leaves the club ^[7] and in January 2016 returns to Bosnia ^[8] .

As part of the youth team of Bosnia, Aldin spent 4 matches and scored 2 goals.

Team

"Miner"

• Champion of Kazakhstan (2): 2011 , 2012
• Kazakhstan Cup Winner (1): 2013
• Finalist of the Kazakhstan Cup (1): 2010

Personal

• The list of 33 best football players of the Kazakhstan Premier League (3): No. 1 ( 2012 , 2013 ); No. 2 ( 2011 ^[9] )

According to Aldin, he was born in a family in which sport has always been in the first place. My father was a professional basketball player, with a team from his hometown he won the Yugoslav Cup, for this reason basketball became one of the hobbies for a football player ^[10] . Aldin has a spouse ^[11] named Selma. On February 6, their firstborn was born in their family - a girl named Alina ^[12] .

As of March 22, 2015

• Profile (Russian) on the UEFA website
• Soccerway Profile
• Player profile on Transfermarkt
• Profile on FootballFacts.ru
• Profile (Spanish) on the BDFA website
• Worldfootball.net profile
• Profile on the RPL website
• Profile (Russian) on the website of FC Baltika
• Profile (Russian) on the site of FC Shakhtar Karaganda
• Profile (Rus.) On the FC Shakhtar history site of Karaganda