Previous season Hero ISL runners-up Kerala Blasters FC have signed a contract extension with defender Marco Leskovic, which will keep him at the club until 2024. The Croatian had joined the Southerners from GNK Dinamo Zagreb (Dinamo Zagreb).
Leskovic has made more than 150 appearances in Croatia’s top division. The 31-year-old commenced his football journey with NK Osijek and played 35 matches for the club.
Subsequently, he went on to join hands with HNK Rijeka on a four-year contract. The Croatian defender was instrumental in the success of the team as they qualified for the group stage of the UEFA Europa League.
On the other hand, Leskovic made his senior debut for Croatia against Argentina in 2014 and played his last international match against Estonia.
Leskovic is delighted to extend his contract with the club and he is looking forward to once again playing for the team.
“I’m excited to continue my stay with Kerala Blasters. We reached so far into the game last season, this season’s motive would be to win that cup under the guidance of our Head Coach,” says a delighted Marko Lešković.
“I’m happy we reached an agreement with Marko. He is one of the best players around the league and it’s great that we were able to keep consistency and extend his stay in Kerala for at least the next two years,” said Karolis Skinkys, Sporting Director, KBFC.
“We are very pleased with Marko’s extension. He proved that he is one of the best defenders in ISL. Not only his statistics but his commitment and professionalism are great examples for everyone. We are very glad that he will continue with us. With the consistency and leadership he has, he will help improve young players and play better himself. His experience and human qualities will bring many important things to our squad. It is good to have him as part of KBFC,” KBFC head coach Ivan Vukomanovic added.
Earlier, the Tuskers also extended the contracts of Head Coach Ivan Vukomanovic, Bijoy Varghese, and Jeakson Singh.
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