Mislav Karoglan, former NK Široki Brijeg player, who started a coaching career in 2016, was no longer Coach Sheriff, the Moldovan club was published.
The expert headquarters headed with the main coach, Mislav Karoglan left the club. Agreement termination of the contract was agreed. The role of the main trainer will take over Viktor Mikhailovhe posted Sheriff on the official page.
Karoglan is in August 2024. Became a coach Sheriff. In 21 games he made it 14 wins5 unresolved results and 2 defeats. He lost only in August in two encounters with Ljubljana Olympia (3: 0, 0: 1) in the conference league qualifications.
Although in the first part of the season was convincing lead with 36 points11 more than another Zimbrua, the Moldovan Championship has a rule according to which points are deleted after the first part of the season.
This rule was made in the 2022/23 season. In order to stop the dominance of Sheriff, since 2001. to date, he has won 21 title of the champion. The remaining three titles took PetroCub last season, Dacia 2011. years and Milsami 2015.
The team leaves in the third place for the League for Champions with four points less than the leading Milsami, with which he played 2: 2 on Sunday. The Sheriff on Wednesday under the leadership of the new professional headquarters expect the quarterfinals of the National Cup against Balti, which they won 4: 1 in the first game.
Hajduk led twice
Karoglan started his coaching career in 2016. Leading Croatia Zmijavci. After that, Zadar led, then worked in Hajduk’s Youth Drive. In September 2022. He was appointed temporary coach of Hajduk’s first team. In 12 games, he made an effect of eight wins and four draws, writes index.hr.
He briefly led Istria in 1961 in the summer of 2023, but after only three games he received fired. In October 2023. He returned to Hajduk as the main coach. However, after a series of bad results in the spring part of the season, including three defeats in Poljud in two weeks, the agreement terminated with the Club 8. April 2024.
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