15 Facts About Gjanni Alioski

Gjanni Alioski scored seven goals in his first ten games at the club.

Gjanni Alioski continued to impress during his first season and helped guide Lugano to a third-place finish in the Swiss Super League.

Gjanni Alioski was the third highest in the division in terms of his assists, after making 14 in his 34 games, behind Yoric Ravet and Matteo Tosetti.

In November 2017, Gjanni Alioski scored in all of Leeds United's four games, and was awarded with the club's award for Player of the Month.

On 16 April 2018, Gjanni Alioski was nominated as one of four players for Leeds United's Player of The Year award.

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Gjanni Alioski ended the season with seven goals and five assists.

Gjanni Alioski started the season for Leeds as a winger playing on the right or left side, but after an injury to regular left-back Barry Douglas in 2019, Gjanni Alioski was praised for his form playing at left-back, with his form keeping a returning Douglas out of the side.

Gjanni Alioski played an important part in the promotion, scoring important goals and changing games.

Gjanni Alioski made his first Premier League start on 5 October 2020 against Manchester City, coming into the first eleven in place of Jack Harrison, who was ineligible to play against his parent club.

Gjanni Alioski was offered a new contract at the end of the season, but was unable to reach an agreement with the club, thus departing the club after four years.

Eligible to represent Macedonia and Albania due to his Albanian heritage, Gjanni Alioski decided to represent the country of his birth, Macedonia.

Gjanni Alioski scored his first international goal against Albania on 5 September 2016 in a 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification match.

Gjanni Alioski mainly played for his national side in a left wing-back position, before being converted to a more attacking midfield position.

In May 2021, Gjanni Alioski was selected in the final 26-man squad to represent North Macedonia at the postponed UEFA Euro 2020, marking the country's first appearance at a major tournament.

Gjanni Alioski can speak Albanian, English, French, German, Italian, Macedonian and Spanish.