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Trajković hopes for permanent Čukarički role ahead of Partizan clash

Interim coach Mihajlo Trajković has expressed his desire to lead Čukarički permanently while preparing his team for a difficult match against Partizan.

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Published · Bucharest

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Mihajlo Trajković will continue in his interim capacity as he leads Čukarički against Partizan on Saturday at 16:00. The upcoming fixture marks the next step in his temporary tenure with the club.

Despite the temporary nature of his current position, Trajković has voiced hope that he could take charge of the senior team on a permanent basis. He stated that he is prepared for the responsibility, even though he acknowledged that the timing is not ideal.

The coach highlighted his professional background, confirming that he possesses fifteen years of experience in the field. He also noted his long-standing ambition to manage a first team at this level.

Trajković is currently in the process of completing his UEFA Pro Licence. He expressed gratitude to Čukarički for providing him with the opportunity to lead the squad during this period.

The interim manager reflected on the team's previous performance, describing the victory over Zemun as a successful form of shock therapy. This result preceded the current preparations for the match against Partizan.

Regarding the future of the coaching staff, Trajković indicated that the club is waiting to determine further steps. A permanent solution for the management of the senior team has not yet been finalized.

Trajković recognized Partizan as a giant club that operates under significant pressure. However, he noted that his own team faces similar challenges in their current situation.

When asked about the difficulty of the fixture, the coach admitted he would not choose to face Partizan at this moment if given the option. He cited the quality of the opposition as a primary factor in this assessment.

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