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Trevor Marshallsea

Rado Vidosic dies after short battle with cancer

Rado Vidosic with Steph Catley after Melbourne City's 2020 grand final win, has died. (Scott Barbour/AAP PHOTOS)

Former A-League coach Rado Vidosic has died after a short battle with cancer, his son Dario has confirmed. He was 64.

Vidosic, who left the former Yugoslavia (now Croatia) in 1988 to play for the Queensland Lions in the National Soccer League, became one of the most respected figures in Australian soccer in a decades-long career on the field and in the coaching arena.

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