Danilo Obradovic is a 23-year-old soccer coach and former collegiate player with 18 years of playing experience. Originally from Serbia, Danilo has competed at a high level throughout his career, gaining experience in both Serbian and American soccer environments.

 

Danilo began his soccer journey in Serbia, where he was part of a team that won the Serbian U17 National Championship. He also earned the opportunity to represent his country, making appearances for the Serbian U16 National Team.

 

After moving to the United States, Danilo continued his competitive career at the high school level, helping his team win a Utah State Championship. He then began his collegiate career at Barclay College, where he had an outstanding freshman season. Danilo scored 31 goals and earned All-American honors, establishing himself as one of the top offensive players in college soccer.

 

Following his freshman year at Barclay, Danilo transferred to Mount Mercy University, where he continued his collegiate career for the next three years. His experience competing at the collegiate level, combined with his background in Serbia, has given him a well-rounded understanding of the game.

 

As a coach, Danilo brings the perspective of a player who has experienced high-level soccer from a young age. His coaching philosophy emphasizes technical development, confidence, creativity, decision-making, discipline, and a strong understanding of the game. He believes in creating an environment where players can develop their skills while building confidence and a genuine love for soccer.

 

Danilo is passionate about helping young players reach their potential and uses his own experiences to help players understand what it takes to compete at a higher level. A lifelong supporter of Partizan Belgrade, Danilo remains deeply connected to his Serbian soccer roots and brings that passion for the game into his coaching.