URGENT UPDATE: Budućnost Podgorica has just announced the appointment of Marko Martinović as their new head coach, following the dismissal of Drasko Mrvaljević approximately 20 days ago. This key change comes at a pivotal time, as Budućnost seeks to regain its competitive edge in the SBbet First League.
Marko Martinović, a former player for Lovćen, has made significant strides in his coaching career. In 2018, he founded the Stars club and, alongside Drasko Kaluđerović, laid the groundwork for women’s handball in Cetinje. Under his guidance this year, Stars achieved promotion to the top league, showcasing his capability to drive success.
Martinović has also gained international experience, having worked in Kuwait. Notably, he led the Kuwaiti men’s cadet national team to a remarkable third-place finish at the Asian Championship and secured a spot at the upcoming World Championship. His extensive experience positions him well to lead Budućnost as they navigate a challenging season.
Currently, Budućnost ranks third in the SBbet First League, with four points and one match less played than Lovćen. They are tied with Budvanska Rivijera, who have played one game fewer. This coaching shift is crucial as Budućnost aims to capitalize on Martinović’s proven leadership to elevate their standings.
Fans and analysts alike are watching closely as Martinović steps into this critical role. His immediate task will be to inspire and motivate the team, aiming for a swift turnaround in performance as the season progresses.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as Budućnost Podgorica embarks on a new chapter under the guidance of Marko Martinović.
