Orlando Pirates Head Coach Milutin Sredojevic has achieved a milestone that very few before him have been able to achieve at the Club in recent years.
The goalless draw between Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns at the weekend was the Serb's 50th match in charge since joining the club (albeit in his second stint) on the 3rd August 2017.
Out of Pirates' ten coaches in the Premier League since 2007, Micho as he is affectionately known, has a win percentage of 50%.
And despite his tenure at the Club being a trophy-less one so far, Sredojevic can reflect on the milestone with pride at the improvement the Club have made under his stewardship.
With this achievement the 49-year old tactician overtakes the likes of Julio Leal and Vladimir Vermezovic who were at the helm for 31 and 42 matches respectively. However, he has some work to do if he is to regain first place.
As it stands, the person leading the charts is Ruud Krol the man who famously won the historic treble in 2011. Krol was in charge of a total of 108 matches (win percentage of 51%) while Eric Tinkler sits in second with 75 matches (48%) and third is Roger De Sa who was the main man in charge for 65 matches (48%).
However, when it comes to the Premier Soccer League, two names stand out- Bidvest Wits' Gavin Hunt and Sundowns' Pitso Mosimane. Between these two gentlemen, they have 339 league games – out of these games 184 have been wins with Mosimane netting 103 wins (58%) and hunt 83 wins (51%).
Below is a list of where Sredojevic ranks alongside the previous 10 coaches that have been at the helm since 2007.