Although he was at one point closest to the Sutjeska bench, Miodrag Džudović will not be the head of the Nikšić coaching staff.
Džudović was a big wish of Sutjeska, but in the end the negotiations ended without results, so the Montenegrin champion is still looking for a coach. And now the former coach of Željezničar Denis Ćorić has come to the fore, with whom negotiations are ongoing. He has managed GOŠK, Posušje, Široki Brijeg and Al-Fajsali in his career. When he was the coach of Željezničar, he collaborated with Aleksandar Boljević, who arrived at Sutjeska this summer.
In the meantime, information about the negotiations between Sutjeska and Ćorić was also published by the media from Bosnia and Herzegovina, who went a step further and stated that Ćorić's coaching staff would also include his first assistant Gradimir Crnogorac.
Sutjeska has been without a president since Miomir Bakrač resigned about ten years ago. With the president's departure, the current Board of Directors was also dissolved, while the Assembly's mandate expired at the beginning of June.
According to the statute, Sutjeska should first elect the Assembly, and then the Board of Directors. According to Article 12 of the Statute, the constitutive session of the club's Assembly is convened by the President of the Municipality of Nikšić and presided over until the election of the President of the Club's Assembly.
The Montenegrin champion has lost seven games since the start of the season - they were eliminated by Kairat in the Champions League qualifiers, and then by ML Vitebsk in the Conference League qualifiers, while in the MeridianBet First Montenegrin Football League they are in last place with no points after three rounds.
After the defeat by Otrant-Olimpik, the Municipality of Nikšić, as the founder and sole owner of the club, announced that it will change the entire management structure of the club in the coming days. The municipality also appointed the previous Assembly and Board of Directors, so it is expected to resolve the situation in the club soon.
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