7 hours agoAlbania continues to move Kosovo players, which one it will now take
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)In the absence of their local talents, Albania is continuing hunting in Kosovo's new players, especially U21's. After taking Kastriot Dremak, who was on the list for the match with Azerbaijan and left to play for Albania after being invited from Panucci in October, Albania [...]
In the absence of their local talents, Albania is continuing hunting in Kosovo's new players, especially U21's.
After taking Kastriot Dremak, who was on the list for the match with Azerbaijan and left to play for Albania after being invited from Panucci in October, Albania has now been hunted by Kosovo defenders and captain U21 Ardian Ismajlaj.
According to Albanian media, Ismajli has been equipped today with Albanian passport by Republic of Albania President Ilir Meta and National coach Christian Panucci predicts to invite him to the Nations League match with Scotland and the friendly Wales.
Ardian Ismajli has played for the Kosovo A National in the friendly against Albania, which Albania games lost with a depth of 3-0.
But according to UEFA regulation, players who engage in friendly play only become of a Nationalist when playing an official match.
Isajlaj, the official matches have not been invited to the Ath National of Kosovo, because Kosovo U21 was too close to qualify in Euro19 of this age group, but it seems like the player has wanted Challenged to invite him to National A.
Maybe it's not the fight that has made him think now about playing for Albania.
This is not the first time Albania, even after Kosovo's accession to U EFA continues to rob Kosovo players, calling at them that they are Albanians and can play for Albania.
So far they've taken Eros Grezda, Kastriot Drmak and now they're trying to do this with Ardian Ishmael.
Ismajli's decision to do this is still unknown, since prior to friendly with Albania, he had come out openly, saying big words for Kosovo and its representative.
Albania is not producing enough players from their football academies, until it is the opposite of Kosovo, which has enjoyed considerable success in all age races, such as U17, U19 and U21.
Kosovo is even close to qualifying at Euro-2019 for U17 age groups, until it needs a draw with Cyprus or victory to reach the race for the first time.
Earlier, Kosovo U19 had arrived in groups of Elite Round, a major success since Kosovo has been participating in UEFA for only two years.
