Slobodan Rubezic, born on 21 March 2000 (age 24), is a native of Serbia. He is a robust defender who primarily plays in the centre-back role. His current club is Aberdeen, where he proudly wears the number 33 jersey. Physically, he dominates the field, standing tall at 6ft 4in (1.94m) and weighing around 13st 5lb (85kg). Besides his club duties, Rubežić has also donned the colours of the Montenegro national team.
The strength of his performance is reflected in his current market value, which approximately stands at €1.00m. For those looking to keep track in pounds, that's around £850,000, according to Transfermarkt. As per his contract with Aberdeen, Rubežić is expected to fulfil his professional obligations with the club until 30 June 2026, with 1 year and 9 months remaining.
The defender began his professional journey with Čukarički in Serbia's SuperLiga. In July 2021, he made the decisive move to Arda Kardzhali in the First League in Bulgaria. Despite it being his debut season, Rubežić made a respectable five first team appearances in league matches. Not one to stay put, Rubežić found himself on the move yet again in January 2022. This time, he returned to his native Serbia to join Novi Pazar in the SuperLiga.
In July 2023, Rubežić shifted his base to Scotland, choosing to ply his trade with Aberdeen. While the exact fee was undisclosed, it was certainly a significant exhibit of trust in the young player's capabilities. His performance did not disappoint; during his first season at Aberdeen (2023-2024), Rubežić made 18 appearances in league matches. Currently, in the 2024-2025 season, he makes regular contributions to the squad, with ten appearances so far.
Rubežić's contributions have extended beyond his defensive duties, as he's made his presence felt in several prestigious tournaments. He participated in the League Cup 2024-2025 for Aberdeen, scoring one goal in four starts. He also appeared in the Scottish Cup 2023-2024 for Aberdeen. On the international stage, he represented Montenegro in the Euro Qualifiers 2022-2024, netting one goal, and the Nations League 2024-2025. His European experience was broadened with his participation in the Conference League 2023-2024 for Aberdeen.
