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Dok su se oči fudbalske javnosti bile uprte u duel Španije i Zelenortskih Ostrva na Svjetskom prvenstvu 2026, zanimljiva priča dolazi i van terena. Glavni sudija ovog susreta, Jordanac Adham Makhadmeh, ima posebnu vezu s Bosnom i Hercegovinom koju nikada nije krio.
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Makhadmeh je jedan od najcjenjenijih sudija s azijskog kontinenta, a malo je poznato da posjeduje bosanskohercegovački pasoš i da tečno govori bosanski jezik.
Njegova životna priča počinje sedamdesetih godina prošlog stoljeća kada je njegov otac iz Jordana stigao u Sarajevo na studij građevinarstva. Upravo u glavnom gradu Bosne i Hercegovine upoznao je svoju buduću suprugu, Sarajku s kojom je kasnije zasnovao porodicu.
Nakon vjenčanja supružnici su se preselili u Jordan, gdje je rođen Adham. Ipak, veza s Bosnom i Hercegovinom nikada nije prekinuta. Tokom odrastanja često je dolazio u Sarajevo i druge dijelove zemlje, zbog čega je savladao bosanski jezik i izgradio snažan odnos prema zemlji iz koje potiče njegova majka.
Ovaj 38-godišnji arbitar danas sudi na najvećoj svjetskoj sceni, ali svoje porijeklo uvijek ističe s posebnim ponosom. U više navrata naglašavao je koliko mu znači bosanskohercegovačko državljanstvo i činjenica da dio njegove porodice i danas živi i radi u Sarajevu, javlja reprezentacija.ba
Zanimljivo je da Makhadmeh po struci nije profesionalni sportski radnik. Diplomirani je građevinski inženjer, a sudijsku karijeru gradio je paralelno s obrazovanjem i poslom. Zahvaljujući predanom radu, disciplini i kvalitetnim nastupima, stigao je do FIFA značke i prilike da dijeli pravdu na najvećim međunarodnim takmičenjima.
Njegova priča predstavlja spoj dvije domovine, Jordana i Bosne i Hercegovine, te još jedan dokaz da ljudi porijeklom iz naše zemlje ostavljaju trag i na najvećoj svjetskoj sportskoj pozornici. Na Mundijalu je bio zadužen za provođenje pravde na terenu, ali je za brojne navijače iz Bosne i Hercegovine pažnju privukla činjenica da jedan od sudija najvećeg fudbalskog takmičenja na svijetu s ponosom govori njihov jezik i nosi pasoš njihove države.
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OslobođenjeIndependentCenter5 days ago Big credit to Enna Dulić, first Futsal Week, then FISU World CupTwenty-six-year-old Ena Dulić, the only Bosnian-Herzegovinian futsal referee, has been given the opportunity to officiate at the UEFA Futsal Week in Poreč, where she will be judged by some of the top futsal refereeing authorities. She recently officiated a match between Morocco and the Czech Republic and will be the third referee in the Italy vs. Morocco game. After the event in Poreč, Dulić will travel to Warsaw for the World University Games, where she will become the first referee from Bosnia and Herzegovina to participate. The tournament runs from June 28 to July 9.
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N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter5 days agoThe article discusses Adham Makhadmeh, the referee for the match between Spain and the Canary Islands at the World Cup 2026, highlighting his connection to Bosnia and Herzegovina. It notes that he holds a Bosnian passport, speaks Bosnian fluently, and has family ties to Sarajevo. The article provides background on his heritage, mentioning that his father moved to Sarajevo in the 1970s and that Makhadmeh frequently visited Bosnia during his childhood.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about the referee's personal background and professional role without taking a stance or using biased language. It focuses on biographical details rather than political commentary or controversy.
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Klix.baIndependentCenter12 days agoThe article discusses the referee appointed for the upcoming match between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Canada. The main referee is an Argentine named Tello, who has experience officiating major international matches, including World Cup games and European Championship matches. He is noted for issuing ten red cards in a tense match between two Argentine teams, which is highlighted as one of the most memorable refereeing records in modern football. The article also mentions his assistants and the VAR team.
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