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Újpest led three times, ZTE drew twice – 3-2 are three very important points for the Blue and Whites.
After the match, Predrag Rogan announced in front of the M4 Sport microphone that it was his last match on the white-violet bench. He was visibly moved by the decision.
“This was the last match for me, my cooperation with Újpest FC will end tonight. It was a great honor to work at this club. I thank everyone, the players, the professional staff, the management for the cooperation and everyone who they helped me with this. ” to the result, “he said.” I am proud of what has been achieved, but now is the time to change and rest. Of course, you have to ask the management the reason for the decision, “he added.
The Serbian coach kept the Blue and Whites in first class in the spring, and then had a bad period in the autumn, which was also influenced by the coronavirus infection that reached the team. In recent weeks, only the Blue and Whites have failed to score against Diósgyőr; after losing without a match, they have not been able to stop.
Rogan has won her last two games, apparently the last two, with her team, taking her midfield to purple. The Serbian coach led Újpest in 23 league games, in which they drew six times with nine wins and eight eliminated during this period.
His successor has already worked in Hungary
According to the announcement on the Újpest FC website on Wednesday evening, the club’s management and owner decided to terminate the contract with the head coach, taking into account the performance of recent months. From January, the German Michael Oenning will lead the team, his second coach will be István Gál. Péter Víg and András Babócsy remain members of the professional staff.
The 55-year-old Oenning began his coaching career in 1999. He was first an assistant coach for the German U18 and U20 teams and later worked for Borussia Mönchengladbach as an assistant to Dutchman Dick Advocaat. He was then a member of the coaching staff of VfL Wolfsburg, then VfL Bochum and 1st FC Nürnberg. He has also worked in Hungary, as between 2016 and 2018 he first kept Vasas FC at the forefront, then the following year he led to third place and the European League playoffs. Since then, he has been the coach of Magdeburg and then the Greek Aris of Thessaloniki.
Opening photo: MTI / Tamás Vasvári
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