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There will be no Transfer of Simon Vukicevic to FC Sarajevo

Published: June 22, 2015
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Simon VukicevicAs things are going now, there will be no transfer of Simon Vukicevic to FC Sarajevo.

A Montenegrian national team player is closer to the signing for one of Polish or Asian clubs, as confirmed by his representative Muhamed Harbas.

“Unfortunately, FC Sarajevo, and especially our clubs are unable to match the offers of European clubs. Despite my great desire, but also a desire of the administration of FC Sarajevo, probably will not come to the realization of the transfer. I wish a lot of luck to the club from Kosevo in the future and I promise to their fans that I will soon bring a player in the rank of Simon Vukicevic“, said Muhamed Harbas, the representative of Simon Vukicevic.

Until now, FC Sarajevo engaged Anel Hebibovic from Velez and Almir Bekic from Sloboda.

(Source: klix.ba)

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