The capital’s team ranks penultimate in the Bundesliga
Union Berlin officially announced the appointment Nenada Bjelica to the post of head coach of the team. The details of the agreement with the 52-year-old Croatian have not been specified.
Bjelica’s previous job was Turkish Trabzonspor, which he left in October. During his career he also managed Osijek, Dinamo Zagreb, Spezia, Lech, Austria Vienna, Wolfsberg, Lustenau and Kärnten.
Bjelica’s coaching staff will include Marie-Louise Eta, who became the first female coach in the men’s Bundesliga in particular and the top championship in general.
Last week, Union fired Urs Fischer, who had led the team since 2018. Among the candidates to replace Fischer was Raul Gonzalez, head coach of the second team of Real Madrid,
Union is in 17th place in the Bundesliga, one point ahead of last-place Cologne. On November 29, Bjelica’s team will play against Braga in the 5th round of the Champions League.
Source: Sportarena
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