UPDATE: Budućnost Podgorica has officially appointed Marko Martinović as their new head coach, following the dismissal of Drasko Mrvaljević just 20 days ago. This urgent change comes as the team sits in third place in the SBbet Prva Liga, with four points and a game in hand against Lovćen.
Martinović, a former handball player for Lovćen and the founder of the Stars club in Cetinje, has made significant strides in developing women’s handball in the region. Under his leadership, the Stars secured promotion to the First League this year. His impressive track record also includes a successful stint in Kuwait, where he led the men’s cadet national team to a third-place finish at the Asian Championship, earning a spot in the World Championship.
This coaching transition is crucial for Budućnost as they aim to improve their standing in the league. The “blue-and-white” team is currently tied with Budvanska Rivijera, albeit with one fewer match played. The pressure is mounting for Martinović to deliver immediate results and instill a winning mentality in the squad.
Fans are eager to see how Martinović’s coaching philosophy will reshape the team’s dynamics and strategy moving forward. His experience and leadership could be key factors in revitalizing Budućnost’s campaign this season.
As the situation develops, all eyes will be on Budućnost and their new coach to see if they can capitalize on this pivotal moment in their season.
