On Monday evening, the football world was left mourning the loss of another of its great figures following the death of Radomir Antic – the only manager to have taken charge of FC Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid.
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Antic passed away in Madrid on Monday night at the age of 71, after a prolonged battle with pancreatitis, per ESPN.
The Serbian manager was one of the leading figures in Spanish football during the 1990s, when he famously led Atleti to a league and cup double in 1995/96 season, before coaching both Barca and Real following the turn of the century.
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Following Antic's death, Los Colchoneros posted a tribute across their social media pages paying tribute to the 2009 Serbia Coach of the Year.
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During the course of his career, Antic also managed the likes of Real Zaragoza, Real Oviedo, Celta Vigo and the Serbia national team, before seeing out his time as a coach with two spells in the Chinese Super League.
We, at Soccer Laduma, extend our condolences to Radomir Antic's family and friends.
