"It's obviously been a really challenging and sad week for everyone in the football club and all around the world,"
"Rado was one of the most incredible men I've ever met. He's infectious, he made people smile and he had the most amazing football brain. He was great company."
"His legacy here and across the football world will be something that is around for a really long time. It's been incredibly sad and it's been felt deeply across the group. I just want to pay tribute to one of the best people I've been lucky enough to meet. He was a mentor, a friend, one of the funniest people and he will be sorely missed."
Rado Vidosic, aged 64, has died. He joined Brighton in January 2025 as head of women's and girls' coaching. His son Dario is Brighton's women's first-team manager and returned to Australia earlier this month with no timeframe set for his return; the club's priority is to support him and his family. Vidosic spent six years with Melbourne City in multiple roles, including academy technical director and men's head coach, leading them to the 2022-23 A-League regular-season title. He also coached at Brisbane Roar, Sydney FC, Melbourne Victory and Wellington Phoenix. Brighton and supporters are expected to pay tribute.
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