""an important role in the team's historic 2024-25 campaign, helping the side achieve a record WSL finish of fifth,""
"Zoe Johnson said Rado Vidosic had been "an integral part" of the club and that his impact would "forever be remembered"."
""As well as being a hugely respected coach, he was a well-loved member of our club who was a key part of building our strong team culture.""
"Melbourne City said Rado was "a highly respected figure whose impact and influence on our club, and Australian football at large, will endure for many years to come.""
Rado Vidosic, born in Osijek in the former Yugoslavia, has died aged 64. He joined Brighton last January as head of coaching for the women’s and girls’ programme and helped the team achieve a record Women’s Super League fifth-place finish in 2024–25. Brighton and Melbourne City praised his influence, calling him integral to club culture and highly respected in Australian football. Vidosic previously held roles at Melbourne City, Brisbane Roar, Sydney FC, Melbourne Victory and Wellington Phoenix, winning an A-League title as Melbourne City manager. Interim coaches have overseen Brighton wins during Dario Vidosic’s leave.
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