Sekulić before the challenge of his career, became the first Slovenian...

The Slovenia TimesIndependentCenter4 hr. ago

Aleksander Sekulić, the head coach of Slovenia's men's basketball team, has been named the new head coach of FC Barcelona Basquet. This makes him the first Slovenian to lead the Spanish club. Sekulić previously coached Dubai Basketball, which won the ABA League championship last season, and earlier managed teams in Russia. His appointment follows the departure of previous coach Xavi Pascual, who will now take charge of Dubai Basketball. Sekulić has led Slovenia's national team to historic achievements, including qualifying for the Olympics and reaching the semifinals in Tokyo. Barcelona plans to formally present Sekulić and finalize his contract soon, with his tenure set to last until June 2028.

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Žurnal24IndependentCenter8 hr. ago

Aleksander Sekulić, long-time head coach of the Slovenian men’s basketball national team, has officially become the new head coach of FC Barcelona. He signed a two-year contract with the Spanish club, set to last until June 30, 2028, making him the first Slovenian coach in the history of Barcelona. Sekulić previously coached Al-Dubai, leading them to the Abu Dhabi League title last season, and earlier managed the Russian team Zenit. He will replace Xavier Pascual, who will take over the Dubai team next season. The article notes that Sekulić played a key role in helping Slovenia achieve historic success, including reaching the semifinals at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 and winning the European Championship in 2017.

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