These are all traitors who say no to Kosovo, Albania

Both of these nationals are very devoted now and how long since we know the great difficulties we have faced. And once in a while the successes make us very proud, writes Periscope.

Sports is no longer just a kind of entertaining culture. Sports, particularly football, reveal national identity and the different values of players, teams and groups.

But despite painful history and ill feeling for a better future, and for pride, many players have betrayed their country of origin.

We're bringing some of the most terrible cases here, inspiring the report that even the star born in Prizren, Elvis Regbeqaj, had refused Kosovo as well, but also Albania, writes Periscopi.

Valon Behrami

Currently at the end of the career, with 33 years and as the player of Udysse in Serie A. Albania had contacted her several times and tried to get her back in 2003-2005. He played for the big Italian team, Genoa, but his name was Verona.

In addition, he pressed charges towards the FF that he had been asked for money, even though he had never recorded such a thing.

With Switzerland he fought 83 matches and 2 goals to retire under the obligation of coach Petkoviq.

Progress Hetemaj

Hetemaj's case is even more painful. Chievos legend from Verona, which most of the time has played in Serie A, has chosen an even weaker national than Albania. It's Finland, which has never played in its history.

However, football player from Squneraji fought 49 matches and scored 4 goals for Finland in eight years of presentation.

Gerdan Shaqiri

Shaqiri has turned his attention to himself after moving to Liverpool Club. So far he has appeared in 15 matches and scored 6 goals. For three years he played in Stoke-on-Trent at Stoke City, where he scored 15 goals in 84 matches. Shaqiri has also told no to Albania, and then Kosovo, when it was admitted to UEFA and FIFA.

For Switzerland he made 22 goals in 78 matches.

Granit Jaka

Little Jaka had become a successful Jaka in his family. He managed to cross from Basel to Borussia Montengladbach and later to Arsenal. So far, he has made 70 matches and 10 goals for the Swiss national team. But his successes and the other mentioned Swiss have silenced the refusal these two players have made to Kosovo and Albania.

To reinforce hypocrisy, his brother, who is much weaker at the level, Taulanti, plays in Albania's national, unless he managed to play for Switzerland.

Riza Durmish

Durmish has launched his career with Brondby. Then he also played Betis in Spain, and now he plays with other Albanians in Lazio where he is not doing so much. Durmish has chosen Denmark before Albania and Kosovo.

So far for his national team, he has made 22 games without reaching a goal.

Adnan Januzaj

The entire national campaign to convince Manchester United's 18-year old man, Adnan Januzaj, to choose Albania, said. He ignored everyone. But then he left his own club.

Brussels-born Annanor already plays for Real Sociedad, where he's not doing well. Soon he'll be 24 years old and with these shows, he can fall even more.

And after he dropped the level, Kosovo was admitted to international competitions, and therefore it was thought that at least it would say yes to Kosovo. He didn't.

For Belgium for 5 years, he has done only 10 matches and one goal.

Shani Tarashaj

Already 23-year-old Tarashaj may be considered a wasted talent. He moved to Everest in 2016 but did nothing good. This year he's been lent to the Grassoppers where he's had three games all year.

He has rejected Kosovo and Albania for Switzerland, in which the national played only 5 times without a goal.

Albian Ajeti

Albian is a fantastic striker who has achieved many goals in the Swiss championship. Maybe he's the best player in Switzerland's Superleague. But his good remains in the green field. He has finally chosen Switzerland, although his brother, Arlind Ajeti, plays for Albania.

In 3 matches for Switzerland he has achieved a goal.

*Many other players are still on hold, including Arton Zekaj and Lille, which is between Serbia, Kosovo and Albania.