Former Orlando Pirates coach Milutin "Micho" Sredojevic has reportedly opened up about his love life. Let's hear what he said!
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The outspoken Milutin Sredojevic has opened up about his personal life, revealing that love is taking a back seat to his demanding career.
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In 2019, a woman in Johannesburg accused Micho of sexual assault. The following year, he was again reportedly involved in a similar incident during the Cosafa U-20 Cup in Gqeberha, where he was accused of inappropriately touching a woman’s buttocks.
Now, in an interview with Masrawy, the well-traveled coach admitted that while he would like to be in a relationship, the intensity of his profession leaves little room for romance.
"As a professional coach, my work is very intensive, and romantic relationships require time and attention that I cannot provide at this stage," Micho explained.
Despite the solitude, the Serbian tactician says he has no regrets. "I am not currently in a relationship, and this is something I accept without regret," he added.
Known for his passionate approach to football, Micho appears just as committed to his career as he is candid about the sacrifices that come with it.
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Micho, 55, recently parted ways with Sudanese giants Al Merrikh SC after just three months, citing financial issues.
The Serbian coach, who also coached Zamalek at some point, remains unattached as he continues his search for a new club ahead of the upcoming season.
