Mirsad Bešlija, former Bosnia and Herzegovina international and striker for clubs like Željezničar, Genk, and Hearts, opens up about his career. From his beginnings in his hometown Živinice and Visoko Bosnia, through his transfer to Željezničar and relationship with Amar Osim, to the pride of representing Bosnia and Herzegovina and scoring on his debut against Spain. Meanwhile, Rijeka is set to sign Stjepan Radeljić, a 27-year-old Bosnia and Herzegovina international, this summer, while Anel Husić, a 24-year-old left-footed defender, has signed for the Croatian champions. Husić spent last season on loan in Turkey and is now ready for a new challenge. Vladan Kovačević, a goalkeeper who played for Bosnia and Herzegovina’s youth teams, has signed a four-year contract with Norwich after failing to get a real chance at Sporting Lisbon. These stories highlight how football talents from Bosnia and Herzegovina continue to fight for their place on the big stage, while clubs from the region and Europe watch and invest in their careers.
