Micho has unfinished business with Pirates
New Pirates coach Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredojevic has revealed he turned down other offers and joined Bucs, saying he has unfinished business with the team.
Militin Sredejovic new Orlando Pirates coach during the Orlando Pirates Press Conference at Orlando Stadium. (Sydney Mahlangu /BackpagePix)
Micho returned to Orlando Pirates on Thursday for a second stint, having left the club in 2007.
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The Serbian coach rejoined the Buccaneers on a three-year contract.
“As a sportsman, you always want the best, I believe that I have unfinished business here,” Sredojevic said.
“I had countless offers from national teams and clubs, but I’m here because I love a challenge and I had done all I could with Uganda.”
Sredojevic is aware of the pressure that comes with coach a club like Pirates, and he says he is ready for the challenge.
“I have worked very hard and gained a lot of experience in the last 10 years and reached a stage where I was ready to come back.
“At this club you must be ready to deliver so the first match against Chippa United will be like a Champions League semifinal.
“We need to be more effective. My dream is to have solid defence, creative attack and be sharp in attack.”
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