If there is any tough footballing decision the Serbian born tactician Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredejovic has had to make in his career that spans over 20 years, then, deciding the final 23 slots for Uganda Cranes at the forth coming AFCON finals in Gabon remains a tough call.
Micho, as he is fondly known across the continent finds himself in a tricky state on who to select and leave out.
The former blocking midfielder who played at Olimpija Ljubljana (1980-87), Svoboda Ljubljana (1987/88), Sindelic Belgrade (1988/89), Graficar Belgrade (1989/91), FK Zorka Subotica (1991/93) and FK Pionir Subotica confessed on Thursday;
On the wings of tough times in football are flying tough decisions as i am squeezed between hard rock and stone to decide 23 Uganda best for AFCON 2017.
Micho is impressed by commitment and dedication from the players since the training started.
The vastly traveled coach enriched his C.V when he guided the Uganda Cranes back to the Africa Cup of Nations after a 39 year absence since Ghana 1978.
MICHO’S FACT-FILE:
Birth Date: 1st September 1969
Parents:Mr Sedrojevic Vukoje and Mrs. Sedrojevic Radmila
Education: Yugoslavia School of Football, University of Physical Education-Belgrade. Holds UEFA B, A and Profli Certificates.
Playing Career: Olimpija Ljubljana (1980-87), Svoboda Ljubljana (1987/88), Sindelic Belgrade (1988/89), Graficar Belgrade (1989/91), FK Zorka Subotica (1991/93) and FK Pionir Subotica (1993/94)
Coaching Career: FK Palic (1994-2000), FK Spartak Subotica (2000/01), Yugoslavia U-20 (2001), FK Hajduk Kula (2001), SC Villa (2001-2004), St.George-Ethiopia (2004-2006, 2007-2010), Orlando Pirates (2006), Young Africans (2007), Al-Hilal Omdurman (2010-2011), Rwanda National Team (2011-2013) and Uganda National Football Team (May 2013-Present)
