Central Coast Mariners In 2013, Kalik signed a three-year deal with
Central Coast Mariners, making him the youngest professional footballer in Australia. He made his competitive debut for the club in a win over
Palm Beach in the
2014 FFA Cup, coming on for
Glen Trifiro with ten minutes remaining. Kalik made his
A-League debut in a victory over
Adelaide United in February 2015.
Hajduk Split On 1 February 2016 the Mariners announced that Kalik had been loaned to
Hajduk Split until at least June 2016. He was recommended to the club by fellow Australian and former Hajduk player
Josip Skoko. He made his first team debut for the club in the controversial 2–1 away loss to
NK Lokomotiva, coming in at half-time for
Manuel Arteaga. He managed to get 11 caps for Hajduk that season and make it into the first lineup as well. On 28 May 2016, Hajduk Split bought him for 32,000 euros. For Hajduk, it was the first time since 2012 that they paid a transfer fee for a player.
Loan to Sydney FC Kalik returned to Australia in September 2017 on loan, to play for
Sydney FC in the
2017–18 season. At the end of the season he returned to Hajduk Split.
Loan to NK Rudeš In July 2018 he joined Croatian Prva HNL club
NK Rudeš on loan along with
Frane Vojković. He had 16 appearances during first part of the season, which
NK Rudeš concluded as the last team in the league. During winter break he returned to
HNK Hajduk Split. ==International career==