Al Dhafra new Serbian coach revealed that he has a good impression of football in the UAE, through his relationship with his compatriot Vuk Razovic, the former coach of Al Dhafra Club, and by watching some matches of the ADNOC Professional League.

The Serbian coach made it clear during his first introductory press conference on Tuesday in Abu Dhabi that he concluded that there is no easy match in the Champions League and that teams usually win with great difficulty, and that this is clearly visible in the results of the matches.
Nebojsa added that it is difficult to say that winning is easy after watching many matches and standing at the level of Al Dhafra team.

The new coach of Dhafra Club stressed that his team definitely needs intensive work in order to appear distinctly in the new season and be able to provide a good level, adding that he is very happy to be a part of this club.

Nebojsa said that he thanks the club's management for giving him the opportunity to be part of this organization, indicating his strong desire to start his mission with the team quickly.
The Serbian coach revealed that his work in Al Dhafra is his first stop in the Gulf region, adding that he knows a lot about Emirates football.

He also praised thanks to his friend Vuk Razovic, who briefed him on all matters in the region.
Nebojsa said that he watched Al Dhafra through some matches last season when the team suffered in the last stages of the league, describing this as a difficult situation, stressing that he does not want the team to go through the same thing with him, which requires preparation in a correct manner, wishing that all people should be one hand so that the team can achieve success.
About the team?s need for midfield players, the Serbian coach said that he watched matches for the league clubs to know the type of players who can succeed, and that he is currently working jointly with the club?s technical committee to conclude new deals according to the team?s technical needs.

Al Dhafra coach revealed a working relationship he had previously linked to the technical director of Al-Ain club, Sergio Rebrov, when they worked together in the Hungarian League and met more than once, praising the capabilities of Al-Ain coach and confirming that he will meet him again in the ADNOC Professional League.

At the end of his press conference, the Serbian coach did not hide his desire to win titles with Al Dhafra Club, saying: ?I have won titles in the cup championships during my career, and for me I prefer winning cups instead of the league because the competition is short, within 3 to 4 matches and you can get nickname".

It is worth noting that Al Dhafra coach represented Rakovica, F-Aki Red, Insos Parallini of Cyprus, Serbian F-Aki Red, Canadian Edmonton, Canadian Toronto and Hungarian Lombard from 1987 to 2001.

He also led the Montenegrin clubs Karbalj, Montenegrin Ridar and Serbian Hijdik
And the Serbian Aki Reed, the Serbian Vojvdina, the Hungarian Ubis and the Latvian Lipest
and Budapest, Hungary, from 2008 to 2022