Marić announces list: Bulatović bids farewell against BiH, Kuč plays 100th game

Montenegro will host Bosnia and Herzegovina on October 9th (1:00 PM) at the "DG Arena" in Podgorica, while the away match against Luxembourg is scheduled for October 13th (19).

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Women's national football team of Montenegro, Photo: FSCG
Women's national football team of Montenegro, Photo: FSCG
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The head coach of the Montenegrin women's senior football team, Mirko Marić, announced the list of players for the friendly matches with Bosnia and Herzegovina and Luxembourg.

Montenegro will welcome Bosnia and Herzegovina to the "DG Arena" in Podgorica on October 9th (1:00 PM), while the away match against Luxembourg is scheduled for October 13th (19).

"Although they are friendly, we have two important matches ahead of us. We are playing against two quality teams and our goal is to test as many players as possible. We want to see what kind of shape they are in, and whether they are ready for the challenges that await us in competitive matches next year," the coach told the Federation's website.

The match against Bosnia and Herzegovina has a special symbolic significance. It will be Armisa Kuč's 100th match for the national team, but also the last in her playing career for Slađana Bulatović.

"The two of them are symbols of women's football in Montenegro, their careers are more than just ordinary careers, because they were and are an inspiration for many girls to start playing this sport. They have been there from the very beginning and have always given their best for the national team. We hope that as many fans as possible will be in the stands to greet Misa and Slađa, because they absolutely deserve it," Marić pointed out.

Marić invited 25 players - goalkeepers: Anastasija Krstović (Academy of Berane), Ajša Kalač (Hajduk Split, Croatia), Viktorija Minić (NYU, USA);

defense: Maja Šaranović (Academy of Berane), Helena Božić (Changchun, China), Darija Đukić (BIK, Kazakhstan), Aleksandra Popović (Olimpija, Slovenia), Tanja Malesija (Mura, Slovenia), Jovana Sarić (Economist), Nađa Stanović (Spartak Mijava, Slovakia), Slavica Krstevska (PSCI, Hungary);

midfield: Jelena Karličić (Besiktas, Turkey), Andrea Janjušević (Emina Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina), Selma Ličina (Nuremberg, Germany), Maša Tomašević (Inter, Italy), Katarina Čađenović (SFK Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina), Jasna Đoković (Dinamo Zagreb, Croatia), Nađa Doknić (Hajduk Split, Croatia), Anastasija Minič (Raš WISE, USA), Nađa Đurđevac (Radnički Kragujevac, Serbia), Ivana Boričić (Agram Zagreb, Croatia);

attack: Armisa Kuč, Anđela Tošković (Fomget, Turkey), Medina Dešić (Werder Bremen, Germany), Tatjana Osmajić (TSC, Serbia).

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