Gogo Djuricin: Trainer break ended - new challenge is waving!

Gogo Djuricin: Trainer break ended - new challenge is waving!

Wien, Österreich - Goran "Gogo" Djuricin, the former coach of Rapid Vienna, is looking for a new challenge. After a break, he has now received inquiries, including a specific from a foreign association. This information was announced during a regulars 'table at Andy Ogris, in the 149th episode of the Laola1 regulars' table, where the title and relegation battle in the Bundesliga were also discussed. Djuricin himself was a coach at Rapid Vienna from 2016 to 2018 and then held last coaching stations with Blau-Weiß Linz and the Grasshopper Club Zurich. He is currently considering how things go for him professionally, emphasizing that he continues to be active in football. The conversation was run by Peter Rietzler, the editor -in -chief of Laola1, and is available both as a video and as a podcast Laola1 reports .

Djuricin, who was born in Vienna on October 16, 1974, is an experienced coach. He grew up in Kaisermühlen and began his career in the youth area at the SV police and later at Rapid Vienna before moving to Austria Vienna. Despite his injury problems, which ended his player career in 1997, Djuricin has taken a remarkable coaching career since then. Most recently, he was an assistant coach of the rapid professionals before taking responsibility as head coach in interimness when Damir Canadi was released. In this role, he looked after Rapid in eight Bundesliga games and in the cup semi-final against LASK reports the courier .

Change of coach and their effects

The Bundesliga is known for its frequent change of coaches, which often promise short -term success. But the long -term effects are often uncertain. Change of coaches usually only have a short -term effect, and the first appearance of a new trainer can bring a thrust, but does not announce a permanent improvement. Studies show that frequent changes not only endanger the stability of an association, but can also lead to dissatisfaction among the players, which in turn entails performance losses. Associations that have often changed their coaches in recent years, such as Schalke or Stuttgart, are currently under relegation worries .