Muhamed Konjić elected to UEFA's Football Committee

Renowned BiH footballer Muhamed Konjić has been elected to UEFA's Football Committee, reports the Patria agency.

This Committee will begin its work on July 1st this year, and besides the former captain of our national football team, the Committee will also include several other former famous footballers.

The President of the Committee is Davor Šuker from Croatia, and besides Konjić, new members include Horst Hrubesch from Germany, Stefan Majewski from Poland, Goran Bunjevčević from Serbia, and Fadil Vokri from Kosovo.

From before, the Committee includes Luis Figo from Portugal, Dejan Savićević from Montenegro, Demetrio Albertini from Italy, Fernando Hierro from Spain, Matt Crocker from England...

Muhamed Konjić was born in Tuzla in 1970, and during his playing career, he played for Famos from Hrasnica, Sloboda from Tuzla, Belišće, Zagreb, Swiss Zurich, French Monaco, and English clubs Coventry and Derby County.

He played for the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina from its very beginning in 1995, and until 2006, when he retired from the national team jersey, he played 39 matches and scored three goals.

Muhamed Konjić's membership in UEFA's Football Committee is a great recognition for both Konjić and our entire football.