Relegation from the First League sobered Lovćen and reminded him that the most basic thing is to take care of his own youth.
On Tuesday, the Cetinje club signed scholarship contracts with its four most talented cadets: Danilo Bracanović, Matija Pejović, Petar Roganović and Nikola Mudreša.
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They were the main assets of Đur Mijušković's team, which won sixth place in the Montenegrin league last season.
The contractual obligation and joining the work with the first team will be their reward, but also an incentive for advancement.
"It is a great honor to sign a contract with the oldest Montenegrin football club, because it is a new challenge for me. I will try to always give my best and justify the trust shown," 17-year-old Danilo Bracanović, left back, told the club's website. stopper, who led his teammates in the cadet league last year with the captain's armband.
His defense partner Matija Pejović got the opportunity to train with the first team during the winter preparations.
"I want to thank the club's management for listening to me this year, as well as the fact that I will have the opportunity to be with the first team and progress as quickly as possible."
Winger Nikola Mudreša (2001) earned an invitation to the U11 national team of Montenegro with 17 goals.
"I am glad that the coaching staff and club management recognized my work and effort" - Mudreša's words.
In a similar tone, Petar Roganović also commented on the signing of the first contract.
"I am aware of the responsibilities and challenges ahead of me and I hope that we will have a successful cooperation. I would like to thank the coaches of the youth school who set us on the right path."
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