GMAleksandar Indjic

Aleksandar Inđić learned chess at four and entered his first tournament at seven. His commitment deepened when he joined the Itaka Chess Academy in 2010 and began working with Dragoljub Velimirović. He became an international master in 2012 and a grandmaster in 2013. He won the Serbian championship in 2014 and repeated the achievement in 2018, 2020 and 2023. In 2016 he shared first place at the Philadelphia Open. Playing fourth board for Serbia at that year's Olympiad in Baku, he earned individual bronze with 8½/10. He won the 2018 Portugal Open on tiebreak after scoring 7½/9. In November 2024 he won the European Individual Championship unbeaten with nine points from eleven games.