Another legend of the Montenegrin football scene, one of the pioneers of the creation of domestic club football, has ended his career - Petar Vukčević has decided to retire from the field and dedicate himself to building a coaching career.
Vukčević stepped into senior football in the SCG league, he was an actor in the first season of the CFL - 2006/07, marked the next, in which he was one of the best players of Budućnost in winning the first championship title.
Apart from two years spent in Thailand (Air Force) and Albania (Fljamurtari), the 34-year-old from Podgorica spent his career in Montenegro, with the fact that he paused for one whole season, the second championship in 2011/12, because he was suspended for did not extend the contract with Buducnosti.
He is a child of the "Blues", and he spent four and a half years in Grblje, one and a half years in OFK Titograd, played a season in Jezera, and said goodbye as a footballer in Petrovac.
He played over 300 games and scored more than 60 goals, his speed, dribbling and penetration are remembered.
Vukčević plans to devote himself to coaching, he recently obtained a UEFA B license.
A few days ago, his peer Ivan Giga Vuković, another player who marked Montenegrin football, ended his career...
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