Masato definitely in Tirana, Lukić also left, Karadžić is back

Eight standard football players left Nikšić in a transfer. Four new footballers have arrived so far
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Masato, Photo: Private archive
Masato, Photo: Private archive
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Ažurirano: 23.07.2015. 12:48h

The Japanese Fukui Masato, until recently Sutjeska's striker, signed a one-year contract today with Tirana, the most trophy-winning Albanian club.

"I am glad that I signed for a club that insisted on my arrival, and I was especially convinced of this during my visit to the club, where I met the management, players, infrastructure and fans. The Albanian league is constantly improving and I will do my best to contribute to winning the title One of the reasons I chose Albania is to be as close as possiblee Montenegro, because I have been in it for two yearshe lived like my second house. I would like to thank everyone in Sutjeska, the fans and especially the people of Nikšić, because I am Dojlived confirmation, gained a large number of friends and mutual respect. When the career ends, that remains and cannot be measured with money," said Masato, the scorer of 12 goals for Nikšić in the past two seasons, of which Mladost's goal from 60 meters will be especially memorable, one of the most important in the campaign for the title in 2014. .

The departures are not over with Masat - right back Slavko Lukić also left Sutjeska, who moved to Vitez i Bosnia and Herzegovina. Before Masat and Lukić, Vujović, Janjušević, Božović, Ognjanović, Igumanović and Stefanović left.

With the new coach, Aleksandar Nedović, the people of Nikšić are completely renovating the team, and after a series of departures, a series of arrivals will follow.

As announced on Sutjeska's website, the new-old member of the "blue-whites" is Darko Karadžić, former footballer of OFK Belgrade, one of the most deserving footballers for Sutjeska's first title, in the 2012/13 season. Meanwhile, Karadžić played for Mladost and Mornar.

Before him, Sutjeska brought in Lazar Martinović from Petrovac, Žarko Grbović from Mogren and Dejan Zarubica, who played for OFK Belgrade.

Former members of the club, Admir Adrović, Vukašin Poleksić and Darko Isidorović, are also the wishes of Nikšić.

While the negotiations are ongoing, Nedović's company traveled to Berane, where they will perform the main phase of preparations for the new season, which begins on August 8.

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