Handball club Budućnost Podgorica has announced the appointment of Marko Martinović as their new head coach. Martinović takes over from Drasko Mrvaljević, who was dismissed approximately 20 days ago. This change marks a significant shift for the team as they strive to improve their performance in the ongoing season.
Martinović’s Background in Handball
Marko Martinović, a former player for Lovćen, has a notable track record in handball coaching. In 2018, he founded the club Stars, playing a pivotal role in establishing women’s handball in Cetinje. Under his guidance, Stars successfully advanced to the First League this year, demonstrating his capability in developing competitive teams.
In addition to his domestic success, Martinović has gained international experience. He previously worked in Kuwait, where he led the men’s cadet national team to a commendable third-place finish at the Asian Championship. This accomplishment also secured their qualification for the World Championship, highlighting his effective coaching methods.
Current Standing and Future Goals for Budućnost
Budućnost currently sits in third place in the SBbet Prva Liga, with four points and a game in hand compared to rivals Lovćen. The club is tied with Budvanska Rivijera, which has played one fewer match. The management hopes that Martinović’s leadership will provide the impetus needed to ascend the league standings.
The team is now looking to build momentum as they approach the remainder of the season. With Martinović at the helm, fans and players alike are optimistic about the future and the potential for success under his guidance. His extensive background and previous achievements set a promising stage for Budućnost as they aim to reclaim their position among the league’s elite.
