Ćirović completes serious coaching staff for Buducnost, Vidović will also wear the blue cap

The young coach, former head coach of the Montenegrin youth national team, and until recently head coach of the Maltese senior national team, will be Petar Radanović's assistant, and will also work with the Buducnost juniors.

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Ćirović while leading Malta at the European Aquatics Championships in Belgrade, Photo: European Aquatics
Ćirović while leading Malta at the European Aquatics Championships in Belgrade, Photo: European Aquatics
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Two coaches from a water polo town like Herceg Novi for a better future for Budućnost - Petar Radanović was previously promoted to the new head coach of the Podgorica club, and his staff will be stronger with Milan Ćirović, "Vijesti" has learned.

The young coach, former head coach of the Montenegrin youth national team, and until recently the head coach of the Malta senior national team, will be Radanović's assistant, and will also work with the Buducnost juniors.

The club also retained Aleksandar Aleksić, who is returning to work with the younger teams, so the obvious idea for Buducnost is to work with the kids who came from the team from the capital, regardless of the fact that a respectable senior team has been created with the player reinforcements.

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The list of reinforcements will be rounded off by long-time Montenegrin national team player Stefan Vidović, who arrives from Primorac.

Vidović was born in the Adriatic, and with the team from Herceg Novi he won six titles and seven Cup trophies. Abroad, he played for Debrecen, Ortiği and Roma, while with the "Sharks" he won a bronze medal at the 2020 European Championship.

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