Aleksandar Kolarov, the renowned Serbian footballer and coach of Serbia’s youth national team, is set to become the new assistant coach of the Italian club Inter, according to Fabrizio Romano. Kolarov will work alongside the new head coach Cristian Kivu. It is not yet clear whether Kolarov will continue to lead the Serbian youth national team or focus entirely on Inter. Kolarov spent most of his playing career at Manchester City, Roma, and Inter.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize Kolarov’s contribution to Serbian football and his potential to bring progressive coaching techniques to Inter. They highlight his role in nurturing young talent in Serbia and see his appointment as a positive step for Serbian football’s international reputation.
Center: Centrist sources report the appointment factually, focusing on Kolarov’s career achievements and the implications for both Inter and the Serbian youth team. They discuss the uncertainty about whether he will continue his role with the national team and the potential benefits for both sides.
Right: Right-leaning media stress national pride in Kolarov’s appointment, framing it as a significant achievement for Serbia on the international sports stage. They emphasize his successful playing career and portray his move as a symbol of Serbian excellence abroad.
