Plymouth Argyle Coach Miron Muslic Reflects on Refugee Journey Ahead of FA Cup Match

Miron Muslic, the head coach of Plymouth Argyle, prepares to lead his bottom-of-the-Championship team against Premier League leaders Liverpool in the FA Cup, a monumental task that reflects his journey from a war-torn childhood in Bosnia. Forced to flee Bihac in 1992, Muslic's family endured significant hardships, ultimately settling in Austria where his parents worked tirelessly to provide for him and his sister. Despite his team's struggles, Muslic emphasizes resilience and optimism gained from his past, stating that he has faced greater challenges than coaching a struggling football side. Since taking charge of Argyle last month, he has inspired his players to embrace adversity and fight for success. Muslic admires Arne Slot, a coach he learned from while managing in Belgium, and aims to instill similar principles in his team. As the team gears up for the FA Cup clash, Muslic's life experiences continue to influence his coaching philosophy and approach to the game.