The Football Federation of Tajikistan has decided to replenish the country's national team with a new coaching staff. 58-year-old Serbian coach Goran Stevanović has been appointed as the new head coach. Judging by his career, coaching experience, and historical results, this decision could lead to new successes for the team.
Goran Stevanovich's coaching career has been enriched by his performances in numerous international competitions. He coached Ghana at the Africa Cup of Nations and was part of the Serbia U-21 squad. Also in 2006, Stevanović worked as an assistant coach for the Serbian national team, which further strengthens his experience.
At the club level, Goran Stevanovich also successfully played for Serbian, Greek, and Chinese clubs. This experience increases confidence in success among his fans and experts.
Two of his compatriots also work on Stevanovich's coaching staff: Radmilo Azaniyach and Milan Pavlovich serve as assistant coaches. The head coach of the "Barkchi" club, Alifbek Beromov, will also work as an assistant coach in the new team. Alisher Tuychiev will serve as the goalkeeping coach.
A new era for the Tajikistan national team begins under Goran Stevanovich's leadership. The new coaching staff, the approach to the game and the attentive work of each individual of the team, will help them achieve high results in various international competitions.
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