Frank Vogel is officially the coach of Orlando

What was announced in the night between Thursday and Friday was officially confirmed early this morning - Frank Vogel is the new coach of Orlando.

The management of the "Magic" thus ended eight stormy days, which began with the unexpected resignation of Scott Skiles.

After the departure of the coach who spent only one season on the bench of the club from Florida, the management of the team for which Nikola Vucevic plays had no dilemma as to who he wanted.

"During our search, it became evident that Frank was a perfect fit for our organization. "He is a strong, hard-working and experienced leader who will continue to implement the smart, physically strong, unselfish and defensive basketball we strive for," general manager Rob Hennigan wrote in a statement.

Vogel led Indiana for five seasons and led it to the playoffs four times, and in 2013 he lost to Miami 4:3 in the phenomenal East final.

His trademark is defense, because in all five seasons when he was the coach, the Pacers were among the top six teams in the league in terms of the percentage of shots allowed to opponents.

He was not offered a new contract, but Orlando's management quickly grabbed him, because he believes that he is the right choice for a team where the game revolves around young basketball players Vucevic, Aaron Gordon, Victor Oladipo, Elfrid Peyton...

The "Magic" hope that free agent Evan Fournier will sign a new contract, and that several experienced players will arrive, who would help the team reach the playoffs after a four-year break.