I am feeling proud for wearing the badge of Al Ain football club
Adis Jašić: Being affiliated to a big football club is considered as a great motive to realize my sought after ambitions with “The Boss”
Adis Jašić, who is the Austrian (of Bosnian origins) right back defender for Al Ain first football team, expressed his immense cheerfulness over joining the ranks of “The Boss”, he also emphasized that wearing the badge of Al Ain first football team represents a true source of great pride for him on the personal level, he also pointed out that he is looking forward with great enthusiasm to start his journey with the team, as well as to compete over the title of all football tournaments.
In his first statement after the official signing of his contract, Adis Jašić said the following statement: “I am feeling very happy while wearing the badge of Al Ain football club, I am also feeling proud for being a member of this big football club. I went through a wonderful experience while playing through the past sporting season for Riegler & Zechmeister Pellets Wolfsberger Athletik Club of Austria, where we claimed the title of the Cup, and it was the most beautiful moments through my professional football career, so it will always be present and etched in my memory.”
Al Ain first football team’s new Austrian right back defender added the following statement: “I learned many things inside and outside the green pitch and under the supervision of a number of football managers, where I gained various experiences which contributed to my continuous growth. I am from Bosnian origins and I do like to visit Bosnia in every vacation, where I meet my friends and family, which always grants me the great balance and the huge motivation to keep going on, so I preferred to play for the Bosnian national football team.”
Over his first impression after arriving at the city of Al Ain, Al Ain first football team’s new Austrian right back defender clarified through the following statement: “When I received the offer from a big football club like Al Ain, I had a great feeling of pride. Facilities here are excellent, atmospheres are motivating, and people are so nice. Moreover, the city is very beautiful, comfortable, and looks like me in its tranquil aspects. So, I am looking forwards to join my teammates and to participate in the closest possible opportunity.”
Al Ain first football team’s new right back defender went on by adding the following statement: “One dream of every football player is to represent a football club that is as valuable as Al Ain, and to play football matches vs big football clubs. I have previously watched the final match of FIFA Clubs World Cup 2018 football tournament, when the Al Ain football club played vs Real Madrid football club. Now, I am here with the mentality of triumph, and as one of the team’s members who will participate through the FIFA Clubs World Cup 2025 football tournament, where our sought after goal is to claim the tournament’s title and to satisfy the Ainawi nation.”
Al Ain first football team’s new right back defender concluded his speech with a message to the fans of “The Boss” by saying the following statement: “I am well aware that Al Ain fans are loyal and influential, so I will be doing my best to be up to their expectations. I am also wishing that we will soon be celebrating together after claiming triumphs.”
The player’s portfolio
Adis Jašić was born in the city of St. Veit an der Glan, which is a town located in the Austrian state of Carinthia, to a family of Bosnian origins. He grew up in an environment that values sports and discipline.Since his childhood, he had a passion for football, so he started his first step at the academy of FC St. Veit football club in 2009, when he was no more that 6 years old.
He quickly attracted attentions of the local football managers with his talent, then he was transferred to the Austrian regional football club VST Völkermarkt in 2015, where the young player’s features were taking shape distinctively. In 2016, the true milestone in his professional football career came, when he joined the academy of Wolfsberger AC, commonly referred to as Wolfsberg or simply WAC, one of the most prominent football clubs in Austria. There he honed his technical capabilities and learned the skills of tactical discipline with which which he was characterized on later times.
On the 21th of April 2021, one of his sought after goals was realized when he participated with the first football team in the Austrian Bundesliga, also known as Admiral Bundesliga for sponsorship reasons, in difficult match vs Sportklub Sturm Graz football team. It did not take long for him to make his mark, where on the 7th of November 2021 he scored his first goal while wearing the team’s jersey, when they played vs the Austrian football club Sportklub Rapid, commonly known as Rapid Wien or Rapid Vienna, so he opened a new chapter for his presence and effectiveness.
With the coming of May 2025, Adis Jašić had already made 97 official appearances with the Austrian football team Wolfsberger AC, where he scored 6 goals, so he was growing year after year, emphasizing over his position as one of the most prominent up-and-coming defensive talents in the Austrian Bundesliga.
The payer is characterized with his great ability to occupy more than one position in the defensive and midfield line of play, which make him an important player for every football manager who is seeking to find balance. He is also characterized with his high capability to read the pitch and to take measures under pressure. He is also known for his discipline, tranquility, and commitment inside and outside the pitch. Over his professional football career he manifested a continuous desire to learn, as well as his patience to reach the top.
The player’s international football career
Despite being born in Austria and growing up their, Adis Jašić did not forget his Bosnian origins. So, he represented the the national football teams of Austrian through various age categories, starting form under 16 years age category reaching to under 21 years age category. While the total number of matches he participated through reached the following numbers:
But as he began to mature into a professional football player, Adis Jašić chose to represent the Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team on the senior level, so he embodied his cultural and emotional connection to his roots and his parents’ country of origin.
The player’s personal identity card
