Well-known in Wloclawek, Bosnian forward Seid Hajric accepted Anwil’s offer and signed a deal with Polish last season runner-up until the end of the current competition.
Well-known in Wloclawek, Bosnian forward Seid Hajric accepted Anwil’s offer and signed a deal with Polish last season runner-up until the end of the current competition.
Seid Hajric is well-known in Wloclawek, because he had played in Anwil in the 2004-2007 seasons. He came to this club as only a 21-year-old man and in his first year he was noting 4,9 ppg. and 3,8 rpg. However, the board still trusted him and a Bosnian guy re-paid next seasons. Coming off the bench and playing only 18 minutes per game, Hajric was averaging 7,7 ppg. and 4,3 rpg. in his best moment.
After three years of playing in Anwil, Hajric decided to change environment and he moved to Polpak Swiecie, but he played there only 15 games (5,4 ppg. and 3,1 rpg.). Then the contract has been solved by a mutual agreement and the forward signed a deal with Bosnia Telecom Sarajevo. In his country he spent another three seasons, winning a championship.
This competition Hajric started in BC Zrinjski Mik Company Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina but from now on he is a member of Anwil Wloclawek. Both sides have already accepted the details of the deal until the rest of the season so at the moment Bosnian forward is supposed to pass medical examinations. Then he will be practicing with a team for a while and for the first time in the game he will wear Anwil’s jersey in February when the transfer market is opened in TBL.
Seid Hajric is well-known in Wloclawek, because he had played in Anwil in the 2004-2007 seasons. He came to this club as only a 21-year-old man and in his first year he was noting 4,9 ppg. and 3,8 rpg. However, the board still trusted him and a Bosnian guy re-paid next seasons. Coming off the bench and playing only 18 minutes per game, Hajric was averaging 7,7 ppg. and 4,3 rpg. in his best moment.
After three years of playing in Anwil, Hajric decided to change environment and he moved to Polpak Swiecie, but he played there only 15 games (5,4 ppg. and 3,1 rpg.). Then the contract has been solved by a mutual agreement and the forward signed a deal with Bosnia Telecom Sarajevo. In his country he spent another three seasons, winning a championship.
This competition Hajric started in BC Zrinjski Mik Company Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina but from now on he is a member of Anwil Wloclawek. Both sides have already accepted the details of the deal until the rest of the season so at the moment Bosnian forward is supposed to pass medical examinations. Then he will be practicing with a team for a while and for the first time in the game he will wear Anwil’s jersey in February when the transfer market is opened in TBL.