The club still has forward Urs Fischer.

Croatian Nenad Bjelica has become the new head coach of Union Berlin, the official website of the Bundesliga club informs.

It is unknown at what time the agreement with the 52-year specialist is insured. His first club was the Turkish Trabzonspor, which Bjelitsa Keruv played for just 16 matches (Kviten-Zhovten 2023).

“My goal is to bring the team out of the folding stage and show their strengths again. I'm looking forward to checking your blog. I want more good organizations, active and dominant football, and people who are ready to take on responsibility. From now on, we are working on this at once,” the Croatian said.

The newly-recognized head coach of Union expects two victories in the Croatian championship and one Cup and a Super Cup of the same region (all trophies are with Dinamo Zagreb).

The Berlin club also linked the head coach of the other Real Madrid team, Raul Gonzalez, but journalist Fabrizio Romano states that the Spaniard is not close to being appointed to the Union seat, as he still wants to continue his career in Madrid.

Guess what, B'elitsa's successor was the Swiss Urs Fischer, who was born on the 15th leaf fall.