Goran Sablić, the former assistant head of Hajduk’s football academy, is leaving the club to become the new head coach of Velež. Sablić was previously a candidate to coach Hajduk’s B team, but due to changes in the academy’s plans and the collapse of the B team project, he accepted Velež’s offer. Velež narrowly avoided relegation from the Bosnian Premier League last season. Sablić has coaching experience in the Bosnian Premier League, having managed Sarajevo and Široki Brijeg. At Hajduk, he worked closely with Boro Primorac and Francois Vitali. At Velež, he will work under the club legend and board advisor Meho Kodro. This move comes amid a reorganization of Hajduk’s academy and changes in Velež’s coaching staff.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets focus on Sablić’s career development and the positive impact of his move on Velež, highlighting his experience and potential to improve the club’s performance. They emphasize the importance of investing in local talent and the role of football academies in nurturing future players.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of Sablić’s departure from Hajduk and appointment at Velež, providing background on his coaching history and the context of changes within Hajduk’s academy. They present a balanced view of the situation, noting the challenges and opportunities for both clubs.
Right: Right-leaning media emphasize Sablić’s professional achievements and his strategic move to Velež as a step forward in his career. They may highlight the administrative changes at Hajduk as a reason for his departure and focus on Velež’s efforts to strengthen their team by bringing in experienced coaches.
