Milutin Sredojević

Sredojević formerly played for Svoboda Ljubljana, Sinđelić Belgrade, Grafičar Belgrade, Zorka Subotica and Pionir Subotica. He operated as a defensive midfielder but was cut short by a recurring knee injury but he opted to cross to coaching to stay in the game of football.

SC Villa

Micho was in his early 30s when he set off on his African adventure that started at Kampala club SC Villa. He was scouted by John Kevin Aliro who worked with the Radio France International At Villa, Micho was part of helping win 3 league titles (2002, 2002–03 and 2004). In 2002, Villa won the league title with one loss in 28 games, and won the Uganda Cup. They were CECAFA Club victors after 17 years.

Saint-George

Micho signed a three-year contract with St. George on 19 July 2004 and He replaced a Dutch national When he joined St. George and he guided them to 2004/05, 2005/06 and 2007/08 to league success picking up 19 wins, 5 draws and no loss in 2007/08 season. He was also voted best coach of the season for the third time after guiding the same team to league success in 2004/05 and 2005/06 season.

Orlando Pirates

On 14 June 2006, Sredojević was appointed as the new head coach of South African Premier Soccer League giants Orlando Pirates replacing Kosta Papić who resigned and joined Maritzburg United the Serbian had a relative success in continental club competitions guiding South African giants Orlando Pirates to the semi-finals of the African Champions League in 2006. Micho is remembered by giving teenage Senzo Meyiwa a debut against AmaZulu in a league match won 2–1 by The Bucs at Ellis Park on 8 November 2006. Micho was at Orlando Pirates for 217 days. On 16 January 2007, Micho parted ways with Orlando Pirates.

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