Former Trabzonspor coach resigns from his post
Head coach Nenad Bjelica, who began the season at Trabzonspor, could not hold onto his position at Union Berlin, the club he moved to after his time with the burgundy-blues. The German team, currently fighting to stay in the Bundesliga, has terminated Bjelica's contract.
Union Berlin, which is struggling to avoid relegation in the Bundesliga, has parted ways with head coach Nenad Bjelica and his technical staff.
With two weeks remaining in the season, U19 team coach Marco Grote will take over the seat vacated by Bjelica at the German club.
Grote, who has been appointed as the interim head coach of Union Berlin, stated that he is aware of the challenges he and his team will face, saying, "I am looking forward to the task and I believe we will avoid relegation. I know our team well and I know that if we join forces, we will be successful."
6 WINS IN 22 MATCHES
Nenad Bjelica, who started the season at Trabzonspor, took charge of Union Berlin 1.5 months after leaving the burgundy-blue team last October. Bjelica managed 22 matches with the German team, recording 6 wins, 6 draws, and 10 losses.
News Source: 12punto
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