Cavalry FC's Amer Didić is a defender in the Canadian Premier League, but he has a unique connection to Bosnia, the country he was born in. Didić's family left Bosnia when he was just one year old, and they have lived in Canada ever since. However, Didić has represented Canada at the senior level, becoming the first active CPL player to play and score for the national team. He will now face his birth country in the 2026 World Cup, a clash that brings up mixed emotions for the player. Didić's family is still distinctly Bosnian, and his parents will be cheering for Bosnia in the match. However, Didić is excited to face his former teammates and friends from the Canadian national team. Bosnia has a strong team, led by Edin Džeko, and Didić expects them to be a difficult test for Canada. The match will be a special one for Didić, as he will be facing his birth country in a major international tournament. He is looking forward to the challenge and is excited to see how the match will play out.