Dragan Sakota to continue as head coach of AEK Athens for the 2025/26 season
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AEK Athens has announced that Dragan Sakota will remain in charge of the team for the 2025/26 season.
With four titles in his career, including a Greek championship, the experienced coach and former Brindisi manager led AEK to the Basketball Champions League Final Four in recent weeks.
His meeting with Makis Angelopoulos yesterday cleared up any doubts about his future.
The news comes as no surprise, especially considering that just a few days ago the Greek club had denied rumors of interest in Massimo Cancellieri.
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