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FK Čukarički squad and coaching changes
Overview
FK Čukarički has undergone several personnel changes to address performance and injury issues. In mid-September, the club secured Argentine right-back Ramiro Sebastián Di Luciano on loan from CSKA Moscow, with an option to purchase for 500,000 euros in May. During this period, free agent Lazar Marković also began training with the team under coach Marko Jakšić.
By October, following a series of poor results, the club terminated its cooperation with head coach Jakšić. While the club had previously entered the final stages of negotiations with Ilija Stolica to take over the position following a 2:2 draw against Mačva, recent reports indicate that negotiations between Stolica and the club have collapsed, leaving the head coaching position vacant.
To bolster the squad for the Serbian SuperLiga, the club also announced the return of experienced attacker Nemanja Radonjić, who signed a contract to rejoin the club after ten years and reclaimed his former number 28 jersey.
Entities
Čukarički · Vladimir Matijašević · Marko Jakšić · Radnički Niš · Ilija Stolica
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 17 sourcesSports clubs undergo coaching changes and player signings
Multiple sports clubs face transitions: Čukarički dismisses Marko Jakšić and signs Nemanja Radonjić; Dinamo Zagreb's Mario Kovačević faces pressure; and Galatasaray basketball fires Gianmarco Pozzecco.
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[SPORTS] 7 sourcesČukarički bolsters squad with Di Luciano loan and Marković training
FK Čukarički has signed Argentine defender Ramiro Sebastián Di Luciano on loan from CSKA Moscow and is also training former international Lazar Marković as a potential free agent signing.
Sources
24sata.hr · butasport.rs · danas.rs · juznevesti.com · kurir.rs · maxbetsport.rs · meridiansport.me · mondo.rs · n1info.ba · n1info.hr · sportal.rs · sportdc.net · sportmagazin.rs · sportskiportal.com · sportskiportal.rs · srbijasport.net · telegraf.rs · vecernji.hr · vijesti.me
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