AFC Wimbledon have added former Millwall physio Bobby Bacic to their medical department.
Bacic has taken up the role of head physiotherapist after his most recent position at Portsmouth.
Former Preston North End physio Bacic spent almost a decade with the Lions, working with managers including Kenny Jackett and Neil Harris before joining Pompey in 2017.
Bacic is a graduate of Bath Spa University and earned a masters at Curtin University in Perth, Australia.
Head of football operations Craig Hope said: “We’re all really happy to welcome someone of Bobby’s calibre to the club. He has settled in very well and we look forward to progressing the medical practice at the club.”
Meanwhile, Dons staff visited the scene of the tragic incident in Wimbledon last week that claimed the lives of two eight-year-old girls.
Sixteen people were treated at the scene and twelve were taken to hospital last Thursday after a car crashed into The Study Preparatory School.
Selena Lau and Nuria Sajjad tragically lost their lives as investigations continue to find the cause of the crash.
The club said: “On behalf of all at AFC Wimbledon, a wreath was laid at the scene with Wimbledon shirts in memory of the children that passed away.
“The club sends its deepest condolences to the families and our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by the incident that occurred last Thursday.”
