Berane trusts its staff, Rade Bulić will lead the team next season

Berane Football Club has announced that Rade Bulić has been appointed as the new head coach.

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Berane has not been able to consistently produce results for years, Bulić will try to return his club to the elite, Photo: Private album/Milan Radulović
Berane has not been able to consistently produce results for years, Bulić will try to return his club to the elite, Photo: Private album/Milan Radulović
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The Berane Football Club announced that Rade Bulić, a coach with extensive experience and notable results in Montenegrin football, has been appointed as the new head coach.

"During his coaching career, Bulić successfully led the Rudar and Jezera teams, leaving a significant mark on the domestic championship. His arrival represents an important step in the further development of the club and the achievement of ambitious sporting goals," FK Berena announced.

After taking over the Berane bench, Bulić did not hide his satisfaction at returning to the environment where he began his football story.

"I am very honored to have been given the opportunity to be the coach of Berane. This is where I took my first steps in football, progressed through the junior categories and wore the jersey of the first team. That is why this engagement has a special emotional value for me. I believe that with quality work, local players and a few reinforcements, we can achieve results that will satisfy the club's management and our fans. I am grateful to the club president and all the people who have shown me their trust. I will give my maximum so that we can build a successful future for FK Berane together," said Bulić.

FK Berane wished the new coach a warm welcome and much success in his work, with the belief that together they will achieve the set goals and continue to strengthen the club's reputation on the Montenegrin football scene.

Berane, led by Boban Aković, were the leaders after the first four-round cycle in the previous season, without defeat and with only two goals conceded in nine games. However, due to a conflict with the management, he and his coaching staff, as well as sports director Admir Adrović, resigned.

A crisis of results and a drop in the table followed, and then Vuko Bogavac was appointed, who brought the team into a calm zone in the middle of the table.

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