Haris Seferovic is a professional Swiss footballer who plays the position of striker for Super Lig club Galatasaray, on loan from Portuguese club Benfica. Besides, Seferovic can also play as a Left Winger and Second Winger.
Furthermore, Seferovic is also a national player who represents the national team Switzerland. Seferovic was a representative member of Switzerland at the 2014 FIFA World Cup and UEFA Euro 2016 and is also part of the 2018 FIFA World Cup lineup.
Moving into his love life, Seferovic is reportedly married to his girlfriend-turned-wife, Amina Seferovic. After dating each other for some years, the Seferovic couple married in 2019. Their family and close ones attended their wedding ceremony.
Haris Seferovic with his family SOURCE: Instagram @harisseferovic Furthermore, the couple also has two kids, a daughter named Inaya and a son named Zayn. Their first child Inaya was born in 2019, and the family increased in 2021.
The net worth of this striker from Switzerland has been estimated to be in the 7-digit figures though his exact net worth is under review. But some sources say it to be around $1 million. His current market value as a professional footballer is €6 million.
Seferovic and His Porsche SOURCE: blick On June 7, 2019, Seferovic's market value was €18 million. He is playing with Galatasaray, with whom he has a deal of €1 million. So, we can say that Seferovic may be taking a fair salary.
Working with Adidas, Seferovic may take home more profit. Moreover, Seferovic flaunts his lavish life via his Instagram handle, where we can find him as @harisseferovic.
April 26, 2009, marks the debut of Seferovic in the Swiss Super League in Grasshopper. Seferovic was named Youth player of the year in the Canton Lucerne, which told great of his talent in football. He was transferred to Italian Serie A club Fiorentina on January 29, 2010, for €2.1 million. He was assigned to the Primavera team of Fiorentina.
Seferovic's time in the club Fiorentina would be spent more on loan than playing for the team. He was loaned to Swiss Super League club Neuchatel Xamax, Lecce, and Novara of Serie B. His time with Novara was one of his successful runs, where he scored ten goals in 18 matches that he started in.
On July 11, 2013, Seferovic penned a four-year deal with a transfer fee of €2 million with the Spanish La Liga club Real Sociedad. He performed well with the team and, on his debut game for the club, scored a chip against Getafe. He would only stay one season with the club as on August 1, 2014, German Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt signed a three-year contract with him.
Seferovic celebrating a goal in Benfica SOURCE: newindianexpress Seferovic joined his current Portuguese team Benfica on June 2, 2017, when he sealed the deal with a five-year contract. His debut for the team was on August 5 of the same year. On July 20, 2022, Seferovic moved to Galatasaray on loan.
Seferovic has been making international highlights from a young age. Seferovic, with the Swiss under-17 national team, won the 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup and was the top scorer in the tournament. He was part of the 2018 squad of Switzerland team as well. Aside from this, he was also selected as a member of the 2016 UEFA Euro.
Seferovic is a player who has contributed to Switzerland's national team for a long time. He was also chosen for the 2018 FIFA World Cup and is part of the Switzerland lineup in 2018. During the Swiss qualifiers, he scored two goals in the 3-0 win over Andorra.
Haris Seferovic in one of his professional games SOURCE: Instagram @harisseferovic On the other hand, Switzerland also plays in the FIFA World Cup 2022, and Seferovic is listed in the squad.
Haris Seferovic was born on February 22, 1992, in Sursee, Switzerland. His mother, Sefika Seferovic, and father, Hamza Seferovic, is initially from Bosnia and Herzegovina and immigrated to Switzerland in the late 1980s; as such, Seferovic is of Bosniak origin.
His career began in 1999 on FC Sursee's youth team, where he played for five years. After his time in Sursee, he was signed for the Luzern youth team, where he would play for three years before being scouted by Grasshopper.
