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Marinko Jurendic is appointed Chief Sports Officer at SFV

Marinko Jurendic, who previously served as Meister-Sportchef, has been appointed as the new Chief Sports Officer at the Swiss Football Association (SFV). This appointment marks a significant leadership change within the organization, bringing Jurendic's experience and expertise to the role. The SFV is expected to benefit from his background in sports management and his previous contributions to football development. Jurendic's new position involves overseeing various aspects of Swiss football, including strategic planning and operational management.

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Marinko Jurendic is appointed Chief Sports Officer at SFV

Marinko Jurendic, who previously served as Meister-Sportchef, has been appointed as the new Chief Sports Officer at the Swiss Football Association (SFV). This appointment marks a significant leadership change within the organization, bringing Jurendic's experience and expertise to the role. The SFV is expected to benefit from his background in sports management and his previous contributions to football development. Jurendic's new position involves overseeing various aspects of Swiss football, including strategic planning and operational management.

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