Sliema Aquatic Sports Club player Jayden Cutajar is set for the next step in his international career after joining AN Brescia in Italy’s Serie A1.
The club announced the move on social media, describing it as another important stage in Cutajar’s development after four years in Serbia, including three seasons with Partizan Belgrade.
During his time in Serbia, Cutajar continued to gain experience in one of Europe’s strongest water polo environments, further developing as both a player and a competitor on the international stage.
His move to AN Brescia now places him in one of Italy’s leading clubs and one of the world’s most competitive domestic leagues.
Sliema ASC said the transfer reflects Cutajar’s hard work, commitment and ambition, while wishing him well as he begins this new challenge.
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