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[00:00:25] Dear viewers, welcome to the 76th edition of Scanner of the
[00:00:28] Week. I am Ilija Kovačić. And I am Ivan Govedarica, in front of you is
[00:00:32] this week's sports review through the prism of a sports club journalist, here's what you'll
[00:00:35] be watching, among other things, in the next hour on
[00:00:38] N1.
[00:00:40] The coach of the Serbian national football team, Veljko Paunović, has announced the list of
[00:00:44] players he will count on in the coming period. The team is expecting its first
[00:00:48] match against Greece already on September 24th in
[00:00:51] Belgrade.
[00:00:55] As the decision date approaches, the discussions about
[00:00:58] elections in the Football Association of Serbia on October 17th are heating up.
[00:01:02] Someone is leaving, someone will come, someone will change, we just
[00:01:05] need to see who
[00:01:06] it is.
[00:01:09] The Serbian volleyball team, with some great
[00:01:13] performances and strange coaching decisions, managed to qualify for the round of
[00:01:17] 16 of the European
[00:01:18] Championship.
[00:01:21] The last time Novak Đoković was not ranked in the
[00:01:25] top 10 in the world was July
[00:01:28] 2018. Eight full years have passed, since then
[00:01:31] Đoković is still competitive, but he is outside the elite tennis
[00:01:35] society.
[00:01:38] Veljko Paunović has published the list of the Serbian national team for the upcoming
[00:01:42] Nations League matches, and the return of Dušan Tadić after two years is attracting
[00:01:46] the most attention. Who else is there and what awaits
[00:01:49] the Serbian footballers, Gojko Andrijašević will tell
[00:01:52] us.
[00:01:54] Perhaps not as bulky as Jürgen Klopp's list, who used the longest
[00:01:58] representative window in a World or European Championship to try out
[00:02:02] 44 footballers,
[00:02:05] but the list of the Serbian coach Veljko Paunović for the upcoming Nations
[00:02:09] League matches is not small either. The Serbian coach will count on
[00:02:12] 28 players for the next four clashes with the Greeks, Germans and two
[00:02:16] times the Dutch. The main news is that after more than two years
[00:02:20] of absence, the captain and record holder for the number of matches in the national team,
[00:02:24] Dušan Tadić, is returning. Although he is approaching his 40th birthday,
[00:02:27] it is estimated that Tadić still has something to offer in the national
[00:02:30] team jersey, and that as a mentor he can influence young
[00:02:34] teammates, especially those from the creative part of the team,
[00:02:37] because it was precisely in the previous matches that it was shown that the
[00:02:40] lucidity that the captain still possesses is something that was largely
[00:02:44] missing from the national team. Regardless of the fact that
[00:02:48] Paunović clearly stated that he will not divide players into old and
[00:02:51] young, but into those who can contribute to the results and
[00:02:55] the team's play. It is clear that the return of Dušan Tadić can
[00:02:58] bring back the atmosphere, perhaps some
[00:03:01] instant result, but in the long term, that is certainly
[00:03:05] not a move that will guarantee a clear perspective for the Serbian
[00:03:08] national team. Paunović also called some footballers who are closer to the end of their
[00:03:12] careers, such as Kostić and Gudelj, but also several
[00:03:15] debutants, young players who are the future of the Serbian
[00:03:18] national team. The injuries of Milenković, Mitrović and Rajković
[00:03:22] certainly came at an inconvenient time because Serbia does not have too many
[00:03:25] players of that quality and experience, and the opponents who
[00:03:29] are coming are more than demanding and quality. The first match against
[00:03:32] Greece, if it ends favorably in terms of results, could be
[00:03:36] a good stimulus for the continuation of the competition. Otherwise, and
[00:03:39] Greece has perhaps the most talented generation of the last few
[00:03:43] decades, a defeat in the opening duel would put Serbia in a difficult
[00:03:46] situation, and then survival in League A of the Nations League would be
[00:03:50] very difficult to achieve. Although the Nations League still does not have the same weight
[00:03:54] as the World or European Championship, the next
[00:03:57] qualifications for the aforementioned competitions will be much harder
[00:04:00] to achieve if they start from the second or third echelon of
[00:04:03] European football. The Eagles' camp is aware of this, but
[00:04:07] they will therefore have to offer their best performance on the field, bring the public back to
[00:04:11] the stadium, and restore faith in the fans that a return to the big scene is
[00:04:14] possible. For Scanner of the Week, Gojko
[00:04:16] Andrejašević.
[00:04:24] The Football Association of Serbia has scheduled an election assembly for October
[00:04:27] 17th, when it will be known who will lead the association in the new mandate.
[00:04:31] Branko Spasojević is very familiar with the details of the events
[00:04:35] in the Serbian House of Football.
[00:04:38] The elections unfolded like elections that no one cares about.
[00:04:41] The culmination, however, follows a completely different scenario.
[00:04:45] The Football Association of Serbia will get its president on October
[00:04:48] 17th, eight days before much more important parliamentary
[00:04:52] elections. The twice-postponed election
[00:04:55] assembly of the Serbian House of Football will quite unexpectedly be one of the factors in
[00:04:59] the political pre-election campaign. How much
[00:05:02] each person, as the future president of the Football Association of Serbia,
[00:05:06] will specifically influence the actions of the current regime is difficult to
[00:05:09] predict. However, many things have accelerated in recent
[00:05:13] days. Thus, Crvena Zvezda changed the holder of
[00:05:17] the delegate's mandate and instead of Dragan Džajić, included Zvezdan
[00:05:20] Terzić in the assembly. The unexpected
[00:05:24] replacement came the day before the constitutive session of the highest
[00:05:27] body of the Serbian House of Football was convened.
[00:05:30] The current president Dragan Džajić has lost his base and if there is no
[00:05:34] radical change in the next seven days, he will not even
[00:05:37] be a candidate for the future leader of the Football Association of
[00:05:40] Serbia. "The involvement of Zvezdan Terzić can be
[00:05:44] interpreted in several ways, not
[00:05:46] as an automatic choice for Dragan Džajić's successor at the top of Serbian
[00:05:50] football. The appointment, however, carries a specific
[00:05:54] weight, especially since the current director of Crvena Zvezda had not been
[00:05:57] directly involved in the institutions of the Football Association for years.
[00:06:01] Now he is returning in a big way, although in recent years he has
[00:06:04] established himself as the absolute number one in Serbian
[00:06:07] football. Has he, instead of being a ruler in the shadows, got
[00:06:10] a mix of Andrićev Venac and taken over all of Serbian football? That means
[00:06:14] soon, or at the latest by October
[00:06:17] 2nd. Until then, the candidates for the armchair at Terazije
[00:06:21] 35 are obliged to submit biographies and proposals
[00:06:24] for the composition of the executive board. With certain obligations, it is about
[00:06:28] 14 closest associates in the future government of Serbian
[00:06:31] football. As a future candidate for president, Branko
[00:06:35] Radujko is also being mentioned more and more loudly. The current
[00:06:38] general secretary of the Football Association of Serbia does not
[00:06:41] currently meet the basic condition, which is membership in the assembly.
[00:06:44] This is not an insurmountable obstacle, there is
[00:06:47] enough time until September 27th for a change in the delegate
[00:06:51] composition. And in the final sum, the election of the president
[00:06:55] of the Football Association of Serbia will depend exclusively on the will of the first
[00:06:58] man of Serbia. Whoever receives the green light from Andrićev
[00:07:02] Venac, as in the previous elections in 2016,
[00:07:05] 2019, and 2023,
[00:07:08] will lead Serbian football from October 17, 2020.
[00:07:14] Officially, according to the mandate, until 2030, based
[00:07:18] on a close reliance on political circumstances, but
[00:07:21] certainly until a change in the ruling regime.
[00:07:25] Perhaps it will be the shortest mandate in the history of Serbian
[00:07:28] football.
[00:07:33] One of the biggest transfers this summer could have had a
[00:07:36] completely different outcome. Rodri, immediately after he
[00:07:40] became a world champion with the Spanish
[00:07:42] national team, had the opportunity to choose between Real Madrid and
[00:07:46] Barcelona. The royal club very much wanted the winner of
[00:07:49] the 2024 Golden Ball and
[00:07:52] the best player of the recently concluded World Cup, but the brilliant
[00:07:56] midfielder eventually decided to sign for the fierce rival
[00:08:00] Barcelona. More details in the report by our colleague Aleksandar
[00:08:03] Pivljanin. It was talked about throughout the summer and announced
[00:08:07] that it was only a matter of time before Rodri, just as he completely revived his career
[00:08:11] by winning the World Cup with the Spanish national team, after
[00:08:14] major injury setbacks, would sign for the biggest European
[00:08:17] club, Real Madrid. It's no secret how much the Real midfield
[00:08:21] lacks a footballer of Rodri's profile and
[00:08:24] quality, especially since the Madrilenians no longer have such names
[00:08:27] in midfield as Luka Modrić or Toni
[00:08:31] Kroos. It was planned for Rodrigo Hernández Cascante,
[00:08:34] better known as Rodri, to stabilize the midfield and fill that big hole
[00:08:38] in Real's team that everyone saw last
[00:08:41] season. Everything was ready for his arrival at Santiago
[00:08:44] Bernabéu, then a big unpleasant surprise for the royal
[00:08:48] club. Rodri, in the meantime, agreed with the biggest rival and
[00:08:52] current Spanish champion, Barcelona. One of
[00:08:54] the most talked-about transfer sagas in the previous summer transfer window
[00:08:58] ended abruptly and had an unexpected outcome.
[00:09:01] Rodri is a new Barcelona player. A few days ago,
[00:09:05] the aforementioned player explained in a statement to Mundo Deportivo that
[00:09:08] money was not the decisive factor in making the decision to move to Barça,
[00:09:12] but that he felt that Hansi Flick's team's playing style suited
[00:09:16] him better and that it was an environment in which he could make further progress in his
[00:09:20] career. Rodri debunked claims that his decision was influenced
[00:09:23] by the Madrid giant's attitude towards the 2024 Golden Ball
[00:09:27] award, when the Spanish midfielder was in the race with
[00:09:31] Vinicius Junior. "It is not
[00:09:33] true that I rejected Real Madrid because they boycotted the Golden
[00:09:36] Ball award. At that moment, it did not affect me. It was a
[00:09:40] special day for me. There's no point in talking about people who were not at
[00:09:44] the ceremony, it was a beautiful moment for me and my
[00:09:47] family," Rodri told Mundo Deportivo.
[00:09:51] He stressed that it was not easy to say no to Real Madrid, speaking of the royal
[00:09:55] club with great respect. "Saying
[00:09:58] no to Real Madrid was not easy, especially because they treated me
[00:10:02] wonderfully. I made my decision for sporting reasons,
[00:10:06] I was guided by what attracted me more and where I felt I could
[00:10:09] achieve the most victories and progress as a player."
[00:10:12] He explained concisely why he chose Barcelona over
[00:10:16] Real. Rodrigo Hernández Cascante, born in Madrid
[00:10:19] in 1996, took his first serious football
[00:10:23] steps at the Atletico Madrid youth academy. As
[00:10:27] a teenager, he moved to Villarreal, for whose first team he debuted
[00:10:31] in 2015. Good performances brought him
[00:10:34] back to Atletico in 2018, and a year
[00:10:37] later he moved to Manchester City, beginning the most successful period
[00:10:41] of his club career. In seven years with the Citizens,
[00:10:45] he played 298 matches, scored
[00:10:48] 28 goals, and won 14 major
[00:10:51] trophies. With the club from Manchester, he won four
[00:11:00] Champions Leagues, the UEFA Super Cup, and the FIFA Club World
[00:11:03] Cup. He scored the most important goal in his club career
[00:11:07] in the Champions League final in 2023 against Inter
[00:11:11] in Istanbul. His goal brought City a 1-0
[00:11:14] victory and the first European champion title in the club's
[00:11:17] history, completing the historic treble
[00:11:20] crown. On the back of these results, he also won
[00:11:24] the Golden Ball the following year, becoming the first Manchester
[00:11:27] City footballer to receive that award, while two years later
[00:11:31] he led Spain to the World Champion title and received the award for
[00:11:34] the best player of the World Cup, although many
[00:11:37] believed that Leo Messi deserved it more. With or without
[00:11:41] that recognition, Rodri is certainly one of the best footballers today and
[00:11:45] definitely the best in his position. This season, his
[00:11:49] erstwhile club, Real Madrid, could feel this on their own
[00:11:52] skin.
[00:11:57] Serbian volleyball players did not shine in the first phase of the European Championship,
[00:12:01] but they will continue the competition in the round of 16. Listen to the commentary on our
[00:12:05] national team's games in Tampere in our colleague Igor
[00:12:08] Jagličić's report.
[00:12:11] Summarizing the performance of the Serbian volleyball players in the first round of the European Championship
[00:12:15] is one of the more difficult tasks in my really long journalistic
[00:12:18] career. At the same time, controlling emotions when
[00:12:22] describing the play of Georgi Krecu's chosen players will be a
[00:12:25] skill, and all after the matches against Estonia, Finland, the Netherlands, Denmark, and
[00:12:29] start, for three wins and two
[00:12:33] losses, the Eagles would get a weak C from me. And
[00:12:37] it started with a win against Estonia in a match in which the Serbian coach surprised
[00:12:41] with the starting lineup, which, it would turn out, became his
[00:12:44] specialty in matches in Tampere. The victory came
[00:12:48] after 135 minutes with the contribution of
[00:12:50] eleven players and 20 points from Luburić, who was replaced
[00:12:54] at the end by Veljko Mašulović. However, after
[00:12:57] a day off, a match against Finland followed, which opened
[00:13:01] the eyes of the Serbian volleyball public and revealed countless
[00:13:04] weaknesses in our team. The national team, which had waited a long time
[00:13:08] for a victory against Serbia, swept the Eagles in just
[00:13:11] 84 minutes. Desperate in almost
[00:13:14] all elements, Georgi Krecu's players probably
[00:13:17] realized that the desired first position in the group would remain just
[00:13:21] a dream. And then began the struggle for qualification to the round of 16.
[00:13:25] Miraculous comebacks against the Netherlands and Denmark from 0-2 to
[00:13:28] 3-2 showed the reality of the Serbian national team and still
[00:13:32] opened the way to the top 16 teams of the Old Continent.
[00:13:36] Much has been said about the character of our national team, because let's admit,
[00:13:40] it's never easy to come back in a match after being two sets down and ultimately
[00:13:44] win. The heroes of these triumphs were Dražen Luburić
[00:13:48] and Veljko Mašulović, and it's a real shame that no one else
[00:13:51] of quality stood alongside these two aces. This
[00:13:55] was evident in the last match against Belgium. The question is, with
[00:13:59] how much energy did the Serbian volleyball players play that match, did they
[00:14:02] calculate something? Although, judging by what we saw on
[00:14:06] the court, the Belgians are currently a much better team.
[00:14:09] It's also not good that Serbia, after a maximum loss, remained without
[00:14:13] important points for the world ranking list, so we fell to even
[00:14:17] 18th position. Anyway, we're going to Torino
[00:14:21] for the round of 16 match, hoping that Krecu's boys will
[00:14:33] allow their opponents to run riot, but let's believe
[00:14:36] in a miracle.
[00:14:45] We also bring you a review of the recently concluded US Open. The titles were won by
[00:14:49] Elena Rybakina and Alexander Zverev, along with a large number of
[00:14:52] interesting stories from the last
[00:14:55] Grand Slam of the season. Saša Ozmo made a
[00:14:57] retrospective.
[00:15:00] Women's tennis has a new world number one, while Alexander Zverev masterfully
[00:15:04] took advantage of the opportunity that arose. This is the shortest
[00:15:07] way to describe the US Open behind us. Before this year,
[00:15:11] Elena Rybakina had never even reached the quarterfinals in New York. It was
[00:15:15] questionable whether she would be able to play due to an injury sustained in Cincinnati. Two
[00:15:18] weeks later, she defeated Aryna Sabalenka in the final, thus
[00:15:22] confirming that she is the new best female tennis player in the world.
[00:15:37] 22 then
[00:15:40] uh I wasn't winning this the slams but I played final of
[00:15:43] Australian Open the year next year and I
[00:15:47] think we were always there and uh of course
[00:15:50] on your path you
[00:15:52] um learn a lot uh lot of things happening
[00:15:56] and uh I feel like now I have a great
[00:15:59] team great people around me and we just uh
[00:16:02] continue the work and it finally paid off and I'm
[00:16:06] super happy very
[00:16:09] After Roland Garros, Sascha Zverev won his second Grand Slam title. Jannik
[00:16:13] Sinner was absent due to a knee injury, while Alcaraz
[00:16:16] played his first tournament after five months, losing in the quarterfinals.
[00:16:20] Zverev, once again, took advantage of the opportunity. He played
[00:16:23] 10 sets and 9.5 hours in the first two rounds, then found
[00:16:27] his rhythm and dominated until the end of the tournament. He lost only one set
[00:16:30] in the second week, in the final against Ben Shelton. Is
[00:16:34] Zverev now the best in the world?
[00:16:53] Novak Đoković was eliminated in the first round, just like the other two representatives, Hamad
[00:16:57] Međedović and Miomir Kecmanović. However, a
[00:17:00] girl from Belgrade lifted the trophy: Chinese player Xin Ran Sun
[00:17:03] is the junior champion, and she has lived in Serbia
[00:17:07] since she was 10 years old. Also, Marjana Veljović, a Serbian umpire with an ITF
[00:17:11] gold badge, made history by officiating her first men's singles Grand Slam
[00:17:14] final in her career. Somewhere amidst the smell
[00:17:17] of marijuana, influencers at every turn, and insane prices for drinks
[00:17:21] and food, good tennis was still played in New
[00:17:24] York.
[00:17:29] Novak Đoković, after an early exit at the US Open, dropped from
[00:17:33] fifth to 12th place in the ATP rankings, meaning he is outside the
[00:17:36] top 10 for the first time since 2008. In this
[00:17:39] extremely strange situation, Voja Veličković has prepared
[00:17:42] a story.
[00:17:52] The US Open is over, and with it an incredible era in the history
[00:17:56] of tennis. After as many as 24
[00:17:59] years, none of the members of the Big Three,
[00:18:02] the most magnificent generation ever in tennis, or perhaps in all of
[00:18:06] sport, are in the top 10 in the world. This
[00:18:10] moment occurred as a consequence of Novak Đoković's failure in
[00:18:13] New York and his fall from fifth to 12th place in the world
[00:18:17] rankings. The remaining rivals from the legendary trio,
[00:18:20] Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, have long since stopped
[00:18:24] playing, so the Serbian ace has been in the role of the last
[00:18:28] Mohican for several years.
[00:18:30] It's not the first time Đoković has fallen out of the most exclusive tennis
[00:18:34] club, but it could easily happen that he never
[00:18:38] returns to it.
[00:18:41] Nole, eight years ago, when he had major problems with his elbow,
[00:18:45] fell out of the top 20, but then returned to the top
[00:18:48] with a magnificent triumph at Wimbledon, later becoming world number one
[00:18:52] again. Not a small number of people believe that
[00:18:56] Đoković can again be in the top 10, if not higher,
[00:18:59] but there are two reasons that do not guarantee this
[00:19:03] possibility. The first is the fact that he plays fewer and fewer
[00:19:06] tournaments. And the second is the physical problems he has talked about
[00:19:10] many times. Of course, the cause of all this is
[00:19:13] age. Nole is 39, and that is
[00:19:17] a time when many qualities begin to quickly
[00:19:20] fade. On the other hand, when talking about
[00:19:23] Đoković's capabilities, one should never forget a
[00:19:26] statement by Holger Rune. What is
[00:19:29] impossible for others is not for Novak. That's why
[00:19:32] no one should ever write off the best tennis player in the world of all time,
[00:19:36] even on the verge of his fifth decade of life,
[00:19:39] time is by far his biggest opponent. Nole,
[00:19:43] after a poorly played American tour, on which he recorded
[00:19:46] only defeats, against the not so well-known Argentines,
[00:19:49] Tirante and Navone, returned home to
[00:19:53] recharge his batteries before the next
[00:19:55] tournaments.
[00:19:58] The next one should be the China Open in Beijing, which he has
[00:20:02] an incredible streak with. He has played it
[00:20:05] six times and won the trophy all six times, never
[00:20:09] losing. The last time he participated in this 500
[00:20:12] series was back in 2015. If
[00:20:15] he has preserved the magic of playing under the Chinese Wall, he would have an express
[00:20:19] chance to return to the top 10. The
[00:20:22] tournament is extremely strong, with Jannik Sinner, the current world
[00:20:26] number one, planning his return after a two-and-a-half-month long
[00:20:29] break, so much will depend on his form. Of course,
[00:20:32] it would be best if, after
[00:20:35] the Beijing tournament, we talk here about the phenomenal
[00:20:39] return of the greatest tennis player of all time to the top 10,
[00:20:43] as has been said many times, if anyone can
[00:20:46] achieve such a thing, then it is Đoković.
[00:20:50] For Scanner of the Week, Vojin
[00:20:51] Veličković.
[00:20:59] The outcome of the recently concluded Women's World Basketball Championship once again
[00:21:03] confirmed what has been known for years. The United
[00:21:06] States remained undisputed at the top. Stefan
[00:21:10] Dinić brings you a review of the events at the tournament held
[00:21:14] in Berlin. Another jubilee 20th
[00:21:17] edition of the Women's World Basketball Championship has concluded. What was
[00:21:21] expected, in the end, happened: the United States became the best for the 12th
[00:21:25] time in the history of this competition, France won the silver medal, and in
[00:21:29] the battle for bronze, Spain was better than the host Germany. To
[00:21:32] start, the World Championship lasted nine days, from September 4th to
[00:21:36] 13th. 16 national teams participated, and all were accommodated in
[00:21:39] Berlin. From the region, there was no Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro,
[00:21:43] or Bosnia and Herzegovina. Group A consisted of Spain, Germany,
[00:21:47] Japan, and Mali. Already in the second round, we saw a big surprise as
[00:21:51] Mali's basketball players defeated their rivals from Spain. Sikakoné finished the tournament
[00:21:55] with an average double-double performance, but that was not enough for
[00:21:58] further progress as Mali lost to Japan and Germany and finished last in the
[00:22:02] group. Spain then had a very bad night, but that it was ready for a great
[00:22:06] result was shown by other results. The victory against the host was
[00:22:09] by 30 points, against Japan it was 20, which was enough for
[00:22:13] direct qualification to the quarterfinals. Germany was second, Japan third, and
[00:22:17] these two national teams qualified for the play-offs. In Group B,
[00:22:20] France was a punitive expedition with all three wins and a point difference of plus
[00:22:24] 127. Hungary and South Korea also
[00:22:27] advanced. Belgium won Group C due to a crucial victory
[00:22:31] over Australia, which was in the first pot before the draw, but was
[00:22:34] later stopped in the quarterfinals, so we can consider them the biggest loser
[00:22:38] in the tournament. A similar thing happened to Belgium later.
[00:22:41] From Group D, the United States, China, and Italy advanced, while
[00:22:45] the Czech Republic was eliminated as expected. In the quarterfinal play-offs, Germany
[00:22:49] demolished South Korea, and Hungary and Japan, while in tense
[00:22:53] finishes, the Australians were better than the Italians, and the Chinese than
[00:22:56] the Puerto Ricans. Perhaps the biggest media star in Berlin was
[00:23:00] the 223 cm tall Ziu Jang, but in the
[00:23:03] quarterfinals, she scored only seven points and collected eight rebounds, which was
[00:23:07] enough for a defeat against France by as much as 29 points.
[00:23:11] The quarterfinals were decided even before they began, as America
[00:23:14] defeated Hungary 108-56, Spain defeated Australia 89-66,
[00:23:18] and Germany defeated Belgium
[00:23:21] 93-74. Emma Meesseman scored 29
[00:23:25] points in her last game of the tournament, finishing the World Cup as
[00:23:28] the top scorer and the player with the highest efficiency rating.
[00:23:32] So, the Americans won the tournament, but they had to really sweat in the
[00:23:36] semifinals and final. First, Spain entered the last quarter with
[00:23:39] a tied score, but later tournament MVP Brianna Stewart, with
[00:23:43] her skill and experience, brought the match to an end properly, while Caitlin
[00:23:47] Clark disappointed once again and, as against Italy, scored only one
[00:23:50] point. In the other semifinal, France showed class against
[00:23:54] Germany and won by 22 points. Spain later
[00:23:57] easily took bronze against the hosts, which was their best
[00:24:01] placement in history. In the final, without a doubt, were the two
[00:24:05] best national teams. France had a 16-0 run to get to
[00:24:08] a lead of even +14 in the second quarter, but then inexplicably
[00:24:12] collapsed. The best female basketball players on the planet won the third quarter by
[00:24:16] 30-12 and at one point led by 27 points.
[00:24:20] So, nothing new happened this year. The Americans became the
[00:24:23] best for the fifth time in a row, and 12th overall. The next World
[00:24:27] Championship tournament will be held in four years in Japan, hopefully with many
[00:24:31] more countries from the region.
[00:24:44] Hurricane damage remediation will last weeks, if not months. That you were home
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[00:24:50] Obvious human rights violation, which I was fishing,
[00:24:53] wow, this is a historic moment,
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[00:27:24] Forbes Adria. 1st October 2026.
[00:27:28] Swissotel, Sarajevo.
[00:27:39] "In the report prepared by our colleague Radan Tonović, we will see which clubs
[00:27:42] are entering the new season with new head coaches and whether we will see the first departures from
[00:27:46] this heated coaching carousel already during
[00:27:49] October. The Euroleague is at the doorstep and
[00:27:53] everyone is probably impatiently counting the days until its start. Clubs have
[00:27:57] more or less changed their squads during the summer,
[00:28:01] some have, in addition to the player roster, also changed
[00:28:04] the most important person on the bench. First
[00:28:07] on the list of those who are entering the upcoming battles with a new brain in the new
[00:28:11] season is Crvena Zvezda, which, after parting ways with Saša
[00:28:15] Obradović, decided to hire Spanish coach Ibon
[00:28:18] Navarro. Therefore, now the basketball and football teams
[00:28:22] of Crvena Zvezda have experts from the land of Sangria and
[00:28:25] bullfighting. Dubai, after winning the Aba
[00:28:28] League, thanked Aleksandar Sekulić for his cooperation and in his place
[00:28:32] brought Xavi Pasqual, whose task will be to integrate
[00:28:35] an extremely potent team, full of stars and starlets, into a system
[00:28:39] that respects the ball. A real
[00:28:42] reshuffle was made by Aleksandar Sekulić who headed towards
[00:28:45] Spain and signed a contract with Barcelona, while
[00:28:48] Dubai desperately needs discipline, Barcelona's
[00:28:51] basketball players need to be, as people say, unleashed this season.
[00:28:55] Time will tell who benefited the most from this exchange
[00:28:59] on the coaching benches. After
[00:29:02] Svetislav Pešić retired, Bayern brought Anton
[00:29:05] Gavela, one of the most promising young experts in
[00:29:08] Europe, to the position of head coach. He won the championship title
[00:29:12] with Ulm in 2023, while
[00:29:16] last season he reached the semifinals of the German
[00:29:19] play-offs with Bamberg. The coaching philosophy of this former Bayern
[00:29:22] player is based on intensive and aggressive
[00:29:25] defense and quick ball movement in the attacking phase, where solutions
[00:29:29] are sought through patiently built actions, not through individual
[00:29:33] ingenuity of individuals.
[00:29:36] A controversial saga unfolded this summer in France,
[00:29:39] it began when Tony Parker replaced Pierric Poupet and appointed
[00:29:42] himself as the coach of Asvel.
[00:29:46] Parker tried in every way to secure the money he had promised
[00:29:49] to the ill-fated reinforcements, but in the end, all that remained of this ambitious project
[00:29:53] was an empty promise. Although he
[00:29:56] initially announced that his seasonal salary would be 1.2
[00:30:00] million euros, in the end he had to make a drastic
[00:30:03] cut and will only earn
[00:30:06] 240,000 this season. Pierric Poupet will have the opportunity to
[00:30:10] repay Asvel as assistant coach to Max Lefevre, the new coach of
[00:30:14] Paris. One of the brightest modern basketball
[00:30:17] minds, as he is described in America, returned to his homeland
[00:30:21] after many years spent in the NBA and NCAA
[00:30:24] league. Exceptional work on player development, excellent reading of
[00:30:28] opposing setups, fast play and freedom in attack, are the hallmarks of
[00:30:32] the coaching signature of this French expert.
[00:30:36] Pedro Martinez with his Valencia team was a real refreshment on the
[00:30:39] Euroleague scene last season. However, when the dismantling
[00:30:43] of his team began and when players successively decided to raise the anchor,
[00:30:47] Martinez accepted the invitation of Real Madrid, which unexpectedly
[00:30:50] fired Sergio Scariolo. The desire for
[00:30:54] the Royal Club to play spirited, fast and efficient was crucial for the leaders
[00:30:58] of Madrid, who did not spare...