The story of a Serbian manager in North Korea
The story of a Serbian man who coached a team in Pyongyang
433: The Home of Football · 433
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Show Notes
This football story starts in a hotel room in Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea, the most secluded, mysterious and notorious country in the world. It’s the summer of 2016 and a Serbian man is watching an old Serbian movie in his hotel room in Pyongyang. This old movie is the only entertainment he has in his hotel room. He barely has contact with the outside world. But he is on a mission in North Korea: a football mission.
This is the story of Mihaijlo "Miki" Ivanovic, a Serbian manager who made an insane transfer to a North Korean football club. It’s a story about life in Pyongyang, playing in the biggest football stadium in the world, a hacked phone, and tiki-takka football.
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