Former A-Leagues coach Rado Vidosic has died from cancer at the age of 64.
The sad news was confirmed by Rado’s son Dario on Tuesday evening.
Vidosic, who began his Australian football career in 1988 in the National Soccer League, went on to become a well-known and respected figure in Australian football.
Over nearly three decades in Australia, his service as a player and coach left an indelible mark on the game in this country, winning titles and building both the men’s and women’s game.
Watch as the Dub Zone team react to the news on this week’s episode:
Melbourne City coach Aurelio Vidmar pays tribute to Radio Vidosic in his pre-match press conference:
