All around the orange ball
As expected, Evgeni Pashutin will be the next head coach of Unics Kazan, as the Russian club has officially announced. The 41-year-old coach, who has been signed by Unics to a two-year contract, arrives to Kazan after leading CSKA Moscow to the Russian Super League, the national cup and the VTB United League after replacing Ettore Messina last season. In Unics Kazan, Pashutin will replace Valdemaras Homicius
SOURCE: Unics Kazan
As expected, CSKA Moscow has announced officially that Dusko Vujosevic will be the head coach of the Russian team. The 51-year-old coach, also in charge of his national team, was signed to a three-year contract by CSKA, after 10 seasons in Partizan. Vujosevic will replace Evgeni Pashutin, who will be the next coach of Unics Kazan.
SOURCE: CSKA Basket
The arrival of Dusko Vujosevic to CSKA Moscow will imply the departure of Evgeny Pashutin, who has coached the Russian team this season, winning three titles (the Russian League and Cup, and the VTB United League). But Pashutin could have found quickly a new destiny. The 41-year-old coach will replace, according to the Russian media, Valdemaras Homicius in Unics Kazan.
SOURCE: Championat
As expected, Dusko Vujosevic is the new head coach of CSKA Moscow for the next three years. The 51-year-old Montenegrin coach, in charge of Partizan since 2001, leaves the Serbian club to take over CSKA, where he will replace Evgeni Pashutin. His replacement in Partizan could be his assistant, Vlada Jovanovic, though Sasha Djordjevic could be also a candidate for the bench of the Serbian team.
SOURCE: Kosarka
Dusko Vujosevic could be close to become the new head coach of CSKA Moscow. The 51-year-old Montenegrin coach has been in charge of Partizan since 2001, but the Russian team has offered him a three-year contract that Vujosevic could have accepted. In that case, Vujosevic, also the head coach of the Montenegrin national team, would replace Evgeni Pashutin in the CSKA Moscow bench.
SOURCE: B92
Neven Spahija won't be lacked of offers next season. The Croatian coach, who parted ways yesterday with Power Electronics Valencia, could have offers from Panathinaikos and CSKA Moscow, besides Fenerbahce. Spahija told he wanted to leave Valencia to land in a bigger Euroleague club.
SOURCE: Las Provincias
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