Summary

Ivan Bašić (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Midfielder, 18 caps, model: 0% to score anytime at WC 2026

Ivan Bašić

#8 Midfielder FC Astana (KAZ) Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ivan Bašić is a 24-year-old midfielder for FC Astana (KAZ) and Bosnia and Herzegovina. He has earned 18 caps for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Our model puts Bosnia and Herzegovina's title chance at 0% with a 56% shot at clearing the group stage at World Cup 2026.

18 Caps

0 Goals

2 Season goals

Age24Height178 cmWeight163 lbsMarket value€870K

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Betting Relevance

High shots volume Above average

Tournament form Steady

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Ivan Bašić · the model’s read

Ivan Bašić brings 18 caps for Bosnia and Herzegovina at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, lining up as a midfielder. At club level they play for FC Astana (KAZ). That record is the base the model weighs alongside current form and the strength of the group.

The model rates Bašić's anytime-goalscoring probability at 0% at this tournament — a long shot read. That comes from an expected 0.01 goal contributions (xG + xA) over the projected minutes. Like every probability on the site, it is a long-run likelihood, not a guarantee that a goal arrives in any one match.

Ivan Bašić: World Cup 2026 Form

How Ivan has rated match-by-match at World Cup 2026.

7.2

Avg rating 3 games · WC 2026

7.8

Last match vs Qatar

Trending up

7.4

vs Canada

62 min

6.3

vs Switzerland

27 min

7.8

vs Qatar

90 min · 0G 1A

Ivan Bašić: Tournament Form vs Career Baseline

Per-90 output at World Cup 2026 (3 games) alongside the career baseline (22 matches on record), so you can read current form against the track record.

World Cup 2026 7.2

Career baseline 6.9

2.01 Shotsper 90 min 1.75

— Shots on targetper 90 min 0.15

3.52 Key passesper 90 min 2.63

0.5 Tacklesper 90 min 1.31

1.51 Interceptionsper 90 min 1.17

4.02 Ball recoveriesper 90 min 3.94

68 Touchesper 90 min 69

At World Cup 2026, Ivan is rating 7.2 — above his 6.9 career baseline.