Bajevic signs two-year deal with Atromitos
Dusan Bajevic, the most successful manager in Greek soccer history, is returning to action as he signed a two-year contract with Europa League challenger Atromitos, as the Peristeri club announced on Saturday
Dusan Bajevic, the most successful manager in Greek soccer history, is returning to action as he signed a two-year contract with Europa League challenger Atromitos, as the Peristeri club announced on Saturday.
The Serb coach, who also holds a Greek passport, agreed with Atromitos president Giorgos Spanos, to take over at the club that has been on a steady progress in the last few years, as it has featured in the last couple of Greek Cup finals and earned a ticket to the Europa League this season.
The former AEK, Olympiakos, PAOK, Aris, Red Star Belgrade and Omonia Nicosia manager stated on the club's official website: «I have agreed to take over at Atromitos, a club that has good organization and credibility, which for me are not only desirable but also essential conditions."
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