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Alexandra Carla Chidiac (Levantine Arabic: [ʃiˈdjaːk] chi-DEE-yak; born 15 January 1999) is an Australian professional soccer player who plays as a midfielder for Serie A Femminile club Como and the Australia national team.

Key Information

Early life and education

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Chidiac was born in Sydney, New South Wales, but moved to Adelaide, South Australia, when she was three months old, and considers herself South Australian.[2]

Chidiac began playing youth football with Croydon Kings where she played alongside boys. In 2011, Chidiac won the under-14B-grade premiership. She was selected to play in the Football Federation South Australia Women's Premier League with an FFSA Under 14/15 team.[4] In 2013, Chidiac was named Premier League player of the year after scoring 33 goals.[5] When she played at the National Youth Championships in Coffs Harbour in July 2013, she was pronounced player of the tournament.[4]

She attended St. Mary's College in Adelaide, taking classes by correspondence when she moved to Melbourne.[4][6] After moving to Melbourne, Chidiac shared a home at La Trobe University with four other interstate players.[6]

Club career

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Ahead of the 2014 W-League season, Chidiac was signed by Adelaide United.[7] On 21 September 2014, she made her debut in a 1–0 loss to Canberra United.[8] On 23 November 2014, she scored her first goal in a 2–2 draw with Western Sydney Wanderers.[9] She finished the season with one goal in 9 appearances.[8]

In September 2015, Chidiac signed with new W-League club Melbourne City,[10] becoming the youngest member on Joe Montemurro's star-studded squad.[11] On 18 October 2015, she made her debut in a 6–0 win over Sydney FC.[12] She made a total of 10 appearances[8] and was part of Melbourne City's unbeaten season, which saw the team win the W-League premiership/championship double. She appeared as a late substitute in the 2016 W-League Grand Final.[13]

Chidiac returned to Adelaide United in September 2016, joining re-signing teammate Emily Condon and new coach Mark Jones.[14] She made 8 appearances for the club in the 2016–17 season, scoring two goals.[8] On 21 August 2017, Chidiac signed a new one-year contract with Adelaide United.[15] She finished the 2017–18 season with one goal and three assists[16] in 11 appearances.[8]

On 13 July 2018, Chidiac signed with Atlético Madrid.[17][18] She made her debut on 8 September 2018.[19] In December 2020, Chidiac mutually terminated her contract with Atlético Madrid and left the club.[20]

In the week after leaving Atlético Madrid, Chidiac returned to Australia and re-joined Melbourne City ahead of the 2020–21 W-League season.[21]

In June 2021, Chidiac joined JEF United Chiba to play in the inaugural season of the WE League.[22][23] In December 2021, Melbourne Victory signed Chidiac on loan from JEF United Chiba.[24]

Following her loan in Australia, Chidiac joined American club Racing Louisville on a free transfer, signing a one-year contract in April 2022,[25] three weeks into their season.[26] In October 2022, Melbourne Victory announced that Chidiac would return to the club for the 2022–23 A-League Women on loan from Racing Louisville.[27] On 15 February 2023, Chidiac's loan ended, having scored 6 goals in 13 appearances.[28] Despite being on loan and playing only 13 (out of 20) of the club's matches, Chidiac won the Julie Dolan Medal as the best player of the season.[29] In August 2023, Racing Louisville announced that Chidac would be sent on loan to Liga MX Femenil club Tigres UANL until December 2023.[30] Louisville waived Chidiac in November 2023.[31]

On 30 December 2023, Melbourne Victory announced Chidiac's return to the club on a permanent transfer until the end of the 2025–26 season.[32]

In July 2025, Chidiac joined Italian club Como, netting Melbourne Victory a club record transfer fee.[33]

International career

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In early 2015, Chidiac was called up to the senior Australia squad to tour New Zealand, aged sixteen.[5] She made her international debut on 12 February 2015, coming on as a substitute for Lisa De Vanna in a win over New Zealand.[34]

Chidiac was called up again ahead of the 2017 Algarve Cup, where she made two appearances.[8][35]

In July 2023, Chidiac was selected in Australia's squad for the 2023 Women's World Cup to be held in Australia and New Zealand.[36]

Career statistics

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Club

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As of September 25, 2023[8]
Club Season League Cup1 Continental2 Total
Division Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
Adelaide United 2014–15 W-League 9 1 — — 9 1
Melbourne City 2015–16 10 0 — — 10 0
Adelaide United 2016–17 8 2 — — 8 2
2017–18 11 1 — — 11 1
Total 28 4 0 0 0 0 28 4
Atlético Madrid 2018–19 Primera División 19 3 1 0 0 0 20 3
2019–20 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0
2020–21 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Total 22 3 1 0 1 0 24 3
Melbourne City 2020–21 W-League 10 3 — — 10 3
JEF United Chiba Ladies 2021-22 WE League 5 0 — — 5 0
Melbourne Victory (loan) 2021-22 W-League 14 1 — — 14 1
Total 29 4 0 0 0 0 29 4
Racing Louisville 2022 NWSL 18 2 — — 18 2
Racing Louisville 2023 NWSL 8 0 — — 8 0
Melbourne Victory (loan) 2022-23 W-League 13 6 — — 13 6
Tigres UANL (loan) 2023-24 Liga MX Femenil 3 0 — — 3 0
Career total 121 19 1 0 1 0 123 19

1Copa de la Reina.

2UEFA Women's Champions League

International goals

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Scores and results list Australia's goal tally first.

No. Date Venue Opponent Score Result Competition
1 26 March 2018 Perth Oval, Perth, Australia  Thailand 1–0 5–0 Friendly
2 22 February 2023 McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle, Australia  Jamaica 2–0 3–0 2023 Cup of Nations

Honours

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Melbourne City

Atlético Madrid

Melbourne Victory

Australia

Individual

Personal life

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Chidiac is of Lebanese descent.[37] She made a guest appearance on Guy Montgomery's Guy Mont-Spelling Bee in 2024.

She is in relationship with her girlfriend Erin Clout. in September 2024, they announced their engagement.[38]

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Alex Chidiac (born 15 January 1999) is an Australian professional footballer who plays as a for FC in Italy's Femminile and represents the women's national team, the Matildas. Born in to Lebanese parents, Chidiac began her youth career with local clubs before making her professional debut with United in the W-League (now ) during the 2014–15 season at age 15. She quickly rose to prominence, joining Melbourne City in 2015, where she contributed to their treble-winning 2015–16 campaign with eight goals in 14 appearances, securing the premiership and championship. Chidiac's international career began with her debut for the Matildas on 12 February 2015 against , and she has since earned over 30 caps, scoring two goals, including one in the . Her club career has spanned multiple continents, including a stint with in Spain's Primera División (2018–2020). In 2022, she joined in the United States' NWSL, making 18 appearances (14 starts) in their 2022 season. Returning to with Victory in 2023, Chidiac excelled, winning the Medal—awarded to the A-League Women's best player—for the 2022–23 season and repeating the honor in 2024–25, becoming only the fifth player to win it twice. In July 2025, she transferred to FC Como for a club-record fee from Victory, marking her return to European football. Beyond her on-field achievements, Chidiac is a committed advocate for social causes; in 2019, she became one of the first Australian women's players to join the Common Goal initiative, pledging 1% of her salary to football-related community projects. At 5 feet 2 inches (157 ) tall and known for her technical skill, vision, and goal-scoring ability from midfield, she continues to be a key figure in women's football.

Early years

Early life

Alexandra Carla Chidiac was born on 15 January 1999 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, to Lebanese parents. At three months old, she relocated with her family to Adelaide, South Australia, where she grew up and later identified strongly as a South Australian. Chidiac attended St Mary's College in during her secondary schooling, balancing academics with her emerging passion for football.

Youth career

Chidiac began her youth football career at Croydon Kings in , joining the junior boys' team at the age of nine in 2009 and remaining with the club until she was 14 in 2012. During this period, she played alongside boys and contributed to the team's success, including winning the under-14 B-grade premiership in 2011. Her performances at Croydon Kings drew attention from scouts, leading to her relocation to and selection for South Australia's state youth team at age nine. In 2013, Chidiac joined Football South Australia's National Training Centre (NTC) program, a development pathway for elite young players, where she continued to hone her skills as an . Through the NTC, she represented at national youth tournaments, showcasing her technical ability and vision on the ball. This experience prepared her for her professional debut with Adelaide United later in 2014.

Club career

Adelaide United (2014–2016)

Chidiac signed with her hometown club Adelaide United ahead of the 2014–15 W-League season, becoming one of the youngest players to join the professional league at age 15. She quickly established herself as a promising talent in midfield, making her professional debut during the campaign and earning recognition for her technical ability and vision on the ball. Over the course of the season, Chidiac featured in nine matches, scoring one goal and contributing to the team's midfield dynamics as Adelaide United competed in the league. Her performances drew attention from national youth selectors, highlighting her potential as a future star for both club and country. Following the conclusion of the 2014–15 season, Chidiac departed Adelaide United to join Melbourne City ahead of the 2015–16 campaign.

Melbourne City (2015–2016)

In September 2015, 16-year-old Australian youth international Alex Chidiac signed with Melbourne City FC ahead of the club's inaugural season in the W-League, joining as one of four new players from the Young Matildas and former club Adelaide United. As the youngest member of the squad, she transitioned to professional football while completing Year 11 via correspondence, having relocated 700 km from her South Australian home. During the 2015–16 W-League season, Chidiac made 10 appearances for Melbourne City, primarily coming off the bench and accumulating 67 minutes of play without scoring a goal or providing an assist. Her role as an attacking midfielder contributed to the team's dominant campaign, which saw Melbourne City remain unbeaten across the regular season and playoffs. Chidiac was part of the squad that achieved a historic double in the club's debut year, winning the W-League Premiership with a perfect 12–0–0 record and the Championship via a 4–1 victory over . This success marked Melbourne City's first silverware in women's football and highlighted the promise of its young talents, including Chidiac.

Return to Adelaide United (2016–2018)

Following her stint at Melbourne City, Chidiac returned to her hometown club Adelaide United in September 2016 ahead of the 2016/17 W-League season. She joined under new head coach Mark Jones and alongside re-signed teammate Emily Condon, bolstering the midfield as the Reds aimed to build on prior experience. In her first season back, Chidiac featured in 8 matches, scoring 2 goals, and quickly re-established herself as a key creative force in midfield. Her performances earned her a nomination for the NAB Young Footballer of the Year award in November 2016, recognizing her impact early in the campaign. She was also selected to the Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) Team of the Season for 2016/17, and at the PFA Awards in September 2017, she won the Young Women's Footballer of the Year, highlighting her rapid return to form at age 18. Chidiac re-signed with Adelaide United in August 2017 for the 2017/18 season, continuing as a central despite the team's struggles. She contributed an equalizing in a 1-2 loss to in December 2017, one of her standout moments amid a campaign where the Reds finished last in the league with the . Over the two seasons, she made 19 appearances and scored 3 in total, showcasing her technical skill and vision before departing. Her consistent excellence earned her a second PFA Young Women's Footballer of the Year award in July 2018. In mid-2018, Chidiac signed with , marking the end of her second spell at Adelaide United.

Atlético Madrid (2018–2020)

On 13 July 2018, Alex Chidiac signed a two-year contract with , becoming the first Australian player to join the Spanish club. She made her professional debut for the team as a substitute on 8 September 2018 in a 2–0 league win against at the . Chidiac earned her first start in the subsequent league match on 16 September 2018, a 6–0 home victory over Logroño, where she scored the final goal in the 68th minute with a close-range finish and provided an assist, earning praise from head coach José Luis Sánchez Vera as a "terrific talent" who had quickly adapted to the team's style. Her strong form continued with a second goal on 7 October 2018 in a 3–1 away win against Real Sociedad, followed by a third on 25 November 2018 in another 3–1 league victory over Levante UD, highlighted by a cheeky chipped finish. Over her initial season, these contributions helped Atlético Madrid secure their third consecutive Primera División title in 2018–19, with Chidiac making 15 league appearances and totaling three goals across all competitions. In the 2019–20 UEFA Women's Champions League, Chidiac featured in the group stage as Atlético advanced to the quarterfinals, where they were eliminated 2–0 by Bayern Munich on aggregate. Her role expanded in European competition, providing valuable experience at the elite level, though playing time became limited in the 2019–20 domestic season due to increased squad depth and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, which suspended La Liga play from March to June 2020. During this period, she also engaged in off-field initiatives, joining the Common Goal movement in 2019 and serving as an assistant coach for Atlético's youth academy sessions. By December 2020, after accumulating 22 appearances and three goals overall for the club, Chidiac and Atlético mutually terminated her contract, allowing her to return to amid challenges in securing consistent minutes and the disruptions from the global health crisis. This stint marked a significant step in her development, exposing her to high-level European football and contributing to a title-winning campaign.

Return to Melbourne City (2020–2021)

In December 2020, Chidiac mutually terminated her contract with after three seasons in and returned to , signing with Melbourne City on a deal until the end of the 2020–21 W-League season. The move reunited her with the club where she had briefly played in 2015–16 and made her the third Matildas international to join City that off-season, bolstering their midfield options ahead of the campaign's start on 29 December. Chidiac quickly reintegrated into the squad, making 10 appearances and logging 839 minutes as a key attacking . She contributed offensively with 3 goals and 2 assists, helping to provide creativity in a team that struggled overall. Her goals included the opening strike in a 3–2 Melbourne Derby win over rivals Melbourne Victory on 17 January 2021, as well as efforts against Brisbane Roar and Perth Glory. Despite individual highlights, Melbourne City endured a disappointing season, finishing seventh in the 10-team league with a 4–1–7 record and 13 points, failing to qualify for the finals series. Chidiac's stint ended after the regular season concluded in late March 2021, and she transferred to Japanese club in June 2021 ahead of the inaugural campaign.

JEF United Chiba (2021–2022)

In June 2021, Chidiac signed a contract with to play in the inaugural season of Japan's , marking her return to professional football after a period with Melbourne City. The move represented an opportunity to compete in a new professional women's league aimed at empowering female athletes in . Chidiac made her debut for on 20 September 2021 as a substitute against AS Elfen Saitama, entering in the 71st minute during a 1–0 home win. Over the course of the season, she appeared in five matches, primarily as a substitute, accumulating 101 minutes of playing time without recording a goal or assist. Her limited involvement came amid 's competitive campaign, where the team finished fourth in the 12-team league with a record of 9 wins, 7 draws, and 4 losses. In December 2021, Chidiac's time with concluded as she joined Melbourne Victory on loan for the remainder of the season, allowing her to return to Australian football.

Loan to Melbourne Victory (2021–2022)

In December 2021, Melbourne Victory secured Alex Chidiac on a season-long loan from Japanese club to bolster their midfield for the 2021/22 campaign. The 22-year-old Australian international, who had debuted for the Matildas at age 16 and amassed 17 caps by that point, brought valuable experience from her prior stints at Melbourne City, Adelaide United, and . Victory coach Jeff Hopkins praised her maturity, noting her ability to "control the midfield and find the back of the net," while Chidiac expressed excitement about returning to Victoria to contribute to the team's championship aspirations. Chidiac integrated quickly into the squad, making 14 appearances and contributing 1 goal and 2 assists, showcasing her technical prowess and vision in a team that finished fourth in the standings. Her impact was particularly evident in key matches, including the semi-final over United and the grand final, where she featured as a substitute in the 88th minute during Melbourne Victory's 2–1 triumph over on 27 March 2022. This win secured Victory's second consecutive championship, with Chidiac playing a role in the dramatic comeback that saw the team overturn a deficit. Chidiac's performances earned her the Women's Victory Medal at the club's end-of-season awards on 3 June 2022, recognizing her as the standout player despite joining midway through the campaign. The award highlighted her seamless adaptation and positive influence on the squad, as noted by teammates and staff, underscoring her return to top form after time abroad. Her loan spell concluded at the end of the season, after which she departed for further opportunities overseas.

Racing Louisville (2022–2023)

On 4 April 2022, announced the signing of Australian international midfielder Alex Chidiac for the 2022 (NWSL) season, with a club option for 2023. She joined the team in May 2022 after completing her commitments with Melbourne Victory in the . During the 2022 season, Chidiac quickly integrated into the squad, making 18 appearances, including 14 starts, and contributing two goals. Her first goal came in a 2-1 victory over the on 29 July 2022, securing the game-winning strike in the 89th minute. This performance highlighted her playmaking ability and offensive threat from midfield, as she also recorded assists in key matches, helping Racing Louisville to a sixth-place finish in the regular season standings. In October 2022, Chidiac returned to on to Melbourne Victory for the 2022–23 season, allowing her to maintain match fitness during the NWSL offseason. She rejoined Racing Louisville ahead of the 2023 campaign after exercising the club option on her contract. Chidiac's 2023 season with Racing Louisville was limited due to international duties and subsequent loans, as she appeared in eight regular-season matches off the bench and made two starts in the . In July 2023, she was named to 's Matildas squad for the hosted in and , where she made one substitute appearance in the group stage against . Her time with the club concluded in August 2023 when she was loaned to in , and in November 2023, Racing Louisville waived her as her contract expired, making her a .

Loan return to Melbourne Victory (2022–2023)

In October 2022, Alex Chidiac joined Melbourne Victory on a season-long loan from Racing Louisville FC of the American National Women's Soccer League, marking her return to the club after a successful previous stint. During the 2022–23 Liberty A-League season, Chidiac featured prominently in midfield, starting 12 of her 13 appearances and logging 1,150 minutes on the pitch. She contributed offensively with 6 goals and 1 assist, including notable strikes against Brisbane Roar and other opponents that highlighted her technical skill and vision. Her form was described as dominant early in the campaign, helping Victory secure a fourth-place finish in the regular season standings. Chidiac's impact was recognized with the , awarded to her as the Player of the Year for 2022–23, making her the first player to win the honor. She missed the latter part of the season due to international commitments with the Australian national team ahead of the . Upon completion of her loan in June 2023, Chidiac returned to Racing Louisville, concluding a productive spell that reaffirmed her status as a key in Australian women's football.

Loan to Tigres UANL (2023)

In August 2023, Chidiac joined on from Racing Louisville for the remainder of the 2023 Apertura season, which extended until December. The transfer provided her an opportunity to remain in one of the top women's leagues in the after accumulating just 132 minutes across eight substitute appearances in the NWSL that year. During her stint with Tigres Femenil, Chidiac had limited involvement in the , featuring sparingly as she adapted to the competition. One notable outing came on 3 October 2023, when she started in a 3-0 league win against Pumas UNAM and registered a left-footed shot on target in the 38th minute, though it did not result in a goal. Tigres Femenil, the defending champions, maintained their strong form atop the Apertura standings throughout her loan period and ultimately clinched the title with a 2-1 aggregate victory over in the final later that December. Chidiac did not record any goals or assists during her time in Mexico and remained on the periphery of the squad, struggling to secure consistent starts amid intense competition in . The loan concluded in late December 2023, paving the way for her permanent return to Melbourne Victory in the .

Melbourne Victory (2023–2025)

On 30 December 2023, Melbourne Victory announced the signing of Chidiac on a permanent two-and-a-half-year contract until the end of the 2025–26 season, marking her return to the club following previous loan spells. Joining mid-way through the 2023–24 season, Chidiac quickly integrated into the squad as a central , appearing in 13 matches and starting 12, while contributing 2 goals during the campaign. Her efforts helped Victory secure a third-place finish in the regular season standings with a record of 10 wins, 6 draws, and 6 losses. In the 2024–25 season, Chidiac established herself as a consistent starter, featuring in all 22 league matches and logging 1,919 minutes on the pitch. She recorded 2 goals and 4 assists, providing creative support in midfield as achieved a strong second-place regular season position with 16 wins, 5 draws, and 2 losses. The team advanced to the Grand Final but finished as runners-up after a defeat to Melbourne City. Chidiac's standout performances earned her the Medal as the Player of the Season for the second time in her career, recognizing her technical skill and influence on the team's attack. On 24 July 2025, prior to the start of the 2025–26 season, Chidiac departed for Italian Femminile club on a three-year deal until June 2028, with the transfer fetching a club-record for the outfit.

Como (2025–present)

In July 2025, Alex Chidiac transferred to Italian Femminile club F.C. from for a club-record , marking her return to European football after previous stints in and . She signed a three-year contract, keeping her at the club until June 2028, and was described by Como as an "offensive " bringing creativity and international experience to the squad. This move followed a standout 2024/25 season with , where she earned the Medal as the league's best player. Chidiac made her debut for Como in October 2025, coming off the bench in a 0–1 league defeat to Juventus on 11 October. She followed this with a substitute appearance in a 1–0 victory over Sassuolo on 18 October. On 9 November 2025, she featured in a 4–2 away win over Ternana, playing a total of three appearances and approximately 144 minutes across them without recording a goal or assist. As of November 2025, Como sat fourth in Serie A Femminile, with Chidiac adapting to the higher tactical demands of Italian football while balancing her commitments to the Australian national team.

International career

Youth international career

Chidiac represented at the youth international level, beginning with the under-19 team in 2015. She was part of the Young Matildas squad for the 2015 AFC U-19 Women's Championship qualification, where she scored one goal in a 19–0 victory over during the group stage on 6 November 2014. qualified for the 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup through this tournament, with Chidiac contributing to the team's dominant performance. In 2016, Chidiac featured in the Young Matildas' campaign at the AFC U-19 Women's Championship in , helping secure qualification for the subsequent . She made appearances in the 2016 tournament held in , marking her debut at the global youth level. Her involvement extended to the 2018 in , where she again represented after the team's qualification via the 2017 AFC U-19 Women's Championship. During the 2017 Asian tournament in , Chidiac started in key matches, including a 2-0 group stage win over . Throughout her youth career, Chidiac established herself as a prolific scorer for the under-20 setup, netting 17 goals in 22 appearances. Her performances in these tournaments highlighted her technical skill and goal-scoring ability, paving the way for her senior international debut in 2015.

Senior international career

Chidiac made her senior international debut for the women's national team, known as the Matildas, on 12 February 2015, at the age of 16, in a 3–2 friendly victory over in . She quickly established herself as a promising , earning 17 caps in her initial stint, including selection for the squad, where she made her tournament debut. During this period, Chidiac scored her first international goal in a 2018 friendly match against , becoming the first South Australian to score for the Matildas since 2008. Her early momentum was interrupted by a serious ankle injury sustained with in 2019, leading to a two-year absence from the national team and exclusion from the squad. Chidiac returned to international duty in 2022 after a successful rehabilitation and strong club form with Melbourne Victory, describing her first match back—a friendly against —as feeling like a "second debut." This resurgence culminated in her scoring her second international goal during the , contributing to Australia's tournament victory. Chidiac earned a spot in the Matildas' squad, co-hosted by Australia, where she featured in group stage matches, including the 3–2 defeat to , as the team advanced to the semi-finals. She participated in Olympic qualifying tournaments in 2023 but was not selected for the 2024 Olympics. By November 2025, Chidiac had accumulated 37 caps and 2 goals for the Matildas, with recent appearances including a 3–0 friendly win over in June 2025.

Career statistics

Club statistics

Alex Chidiac has played professionally since 2014, accumulating over 150 appearances across multiple leagues including the A-League Women, NWSL, Primera División Femenina, WE League, and Serie A Femminile. Her statistics highlight consistent contributions as a midfielder, with notable goal-scoring seasons in the A-League Women. The following table summarizes her club appearances, goals, and assists by club and primary competition (regular season only, excluding cups unless specified). Data is up to November 17, 2025.
ClubSeasonsCompetitionAppearancesStartsMinutesGoalsAssistsYellow CardsRed Cards
Adelaide United2014W-League9--1---
Adelaide United2016–2017W-League8--2---
Adelaide United2017–2018W-League11--1---
Melbourne City2015–2016W-League10--0---
Melbourne City2020–2021W-League1098393210
Atlético Madrid2018–2019Primera División19--3---
Atlético Madrid2019–2020Primera División1--0---
Atlético Madrid2020–2021Primera División2--0---
JEF United Chiba (loan)2021–2022WE League511010000
Melbourne Victory (loan)2021–2022A-League Women11108791100
Racing Louisville2022NWSL18149522000
Melbourne Victory (loan return)2022–2023A-League Women13131,1486510
Racing Louisville2023NWSL801400000
Tigres UANL (loan)2023Liga MX Femenil0000000
Melbourne Victory2023–2024A-League Women13121,0862010
Melbourne Victory2024–2025A-League Women22221,9192420
Como2025–presentSerie A Femminile311440000
Chidiac's most productive season was 2022–2023 with Melbourne Victory on loan, where she scored 6 goals and provided 5 assists in 13 appearances, contributing significantly to the team's championship win. Her time at was limited, with no competitive appearances during the loan from August to December 2023 due to limited opportunities. Overall career totals (club): 168 appearances, 23 goals, 20 assists.

International statistics

Alex Chidiac has earned 37 caps for the women's national team, known as the Matildas, scoring 2 goals since her debut on 12 February 2015 against in an international friendly (3–2 win). Her appearances span various friendlies, regional competitions, and major tournaments, including the and the hosted by and . Chidiac's first international goal came on 26 March 2018 in a friendly match against at Perth Oval, securing a 1–0 victory and marking her as the first South Australian to score for the Matildas since 2008. Her second goal arrived on 22 February 2023 during the Cup of Nations against at McDonald Jones Stadium, contributing to a 3–0 win that helped claim the tournament title.
No.DateVenueOpponentScoreResultCompetition
126 March 2018Perth Oval, Perth, 1–01–0Friendly
222 February 2023McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle, 3–03–0Cup of Nations
In the , Chidiac made substitute appearances across the group stage, helping reach the quarter-finals before a exit to . For the , she featured in three group stage matches, including starts against and , as the Matildas advanced to the semi-finals for the first time. Her most recent call-ups in 2025 included the June–July friendlies against and , where she recorded appearances in three of the four matches, bringing her cap total to 37 as of November 2025.

Honours and achievements

Team honours

Alex Chidiac has contributed to several team successes across her club career in various leagues.
  • A-League Women Premiership: 2015–16
  • A-League Women Championship: 2015–16
Chidiac featured as a substitute in the championship final against , helping secure a 2–0 victory on 31 January 2016. Atlético Madrid
  • Primera División Femenina: 2018–19
Chidiac made 22 appearances during the title-winning season, contributing to 's third consecutive league triumph with a 3–1 win over on 5 May 2019. Melbourne Victory
  • A-League Women Championship: 2021–22
Chidiac played a key role in Victory's grand final win against Sydney FC, scoring the winning goal in the 2–1 semi-final victory over Adelaide United on 13 March 2022 and playing 87 minutes in the 2–1 final on 27 March 2022. Tigres UANL
  • Liga MX Femenil Apertura: 2023
During her loan spell, Chidiac appeared in nine matches as Tigres clinched the title with a 3–2 aggregate victory over Club América in the final on 25–28 November 2023.

Individual honours

Chidiac's individual achievements highlight her rapid rise and consistent excellence in Australian women's football. At the age of 14, while playing for Adelaide City in the South Australian Women's , she was awarded the Player of the Year and Rising Star honours after scoring 33 goals in the season, marking her as a prodigious talent. With Melbourne City in 2015–16, she won the top scorer award with 8 goals in 14 appearances. During her time with Newcastle Jets in the W-League (now ), Chidiac earned recognition from her peers as the Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) Young Women's Footballer of the Year in both 2017 and 2018, becoming the first player to win the award consecutively at that point. Her standout performances with Melbourne Victory led to her winning the , the A-League Women's most prestigious individual award for the best player, in the 2022–23 season—despite appearing in only 13 regular-season matches on loan—and again in 2024–25, making her the fifth player to claim the honour twice.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Chidiac was born in , , but her family relocated to , , when she was three months old, where she spent her childhood and considers herself a South Australian. Chidiac maintains a close relationship with her family, who have provided unwavering support throughout her football career, including during challenging periods such as her efforts to secure a spot in the Matildas squad for the . Her mother has been particularly vocal about the family's pride in her achievements. In her , Chidiac has been in a relationship with Erin Clout since 2019. Clout serves as the Head of Player Relations for Women at Professional Footballers Australia, an organization that supports players' welfare and development. The couple announced their engagement in September 2024 via . They married in in July 2025, with the wedding celebrated publicly by Chidiac's club, Melbourne Victory, and the A-Leagues community.

Advocacy and interests

Alex Chidiac is actively involved in community advocacy through football, particularly supporting women's and girls' empowerment globally. She joined the Common Goal initiative in 2019 as one of the first Australian women's footballers to pledge 1% of her salary, directing her contributions to , an organization that uses football to help girls in coastal overcome social barriers such as access to and menstrual hygiene. In addition to her financial commitment, Chidiac has designed merchandise, including a , to fund reusable sanitary pads for girls in these communities, emphasizing her desire to create tangible impact beyond the pitch. Her off-field efforts extend to several charitable organizations in . Chidiac volunteers with Street Soccer Program, which provides recreational opportunities for people experiencing , and supports WhatAbility, an NDIS-registered provider focused on disability services. In 2024, she donated $2,500 to OneBall, a Melbourne-based program that promotes football among children aged 5-17 from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. These contributions earned her the Professional Footballers (PFA) Beyond Bank Community Medal in 2024, recognizing her dedication to social causes. During the , she also engaged in voluntary work to assist vulnerable children, further highlighting her commitment to community support. As a proud member of the LGBTIQ+ community, Chidiac serves as an ambassador for the Australian Institute of Sport's Thrive with Pride program in 2025, advocating for inclusive sports environments. She has stated that sport should be a force for good and accessible to everyone, aiming to support individuals who feel unsafe or excluded due to their identity, thereby encouraging broader participation. Beyond , Chidiac pursues personal interests that intersect with her professional life, including immersing herself in diverse cultures through her international career and building community networks outside football. She hosts the The Other Side of 90, launched to spotlight the social impact work of football organizations and individuals, allowing her to share stories and amplify lesser-known initiatives.

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