Uganda coach gets new deal

Uganda coach Micho Sredojevic has been handed a three-year contract extension until 2018, local soccer body, FUFA, confirmed yesterday.

FUFA president, Moses Magogo, revealed the news at the federation’s weekly news conference in Mengo, in Micho’s presence.

“He has managed to get us some decent results in big games. No coach has put us in a position where we only needed one point from the final game,” said Magogo.

After being handed his new deal, Micho pledged to continue the hard work to see to it that his and Uganda’s dreams were achieved.

“We will ensure dreams of our supporters are turned into reality by giving 100 per cent as I have done before,” said the 45-year old. The terms of the new deal were not disclosed.

Micho replaced Scotsman Bobby Williamson — now Kenya coach — as Cranes boss in May 2013. 

— supersport.com