Erdogan is massacred Kurds, football players support Albania could get the biggest winner out of this situation

Reactions are widespread, sports and political. French authorities have requested from U EFA an exemplary sentence on the Turkish national football that supports President Erdogan for attacks on Kurds in Syria.

President Makron preferred not to go to the stadium for the French-Turkey match, 1-1. Sports Minister Roxana Mariannieanu attended the central stand.

The former swimming champion has condemned the military celebration by Turkey's players ahead of the tribun.

“U n The EFA should properly condemn Turkey”, it has written on Twitter.

A message that fuels France's disapproval not only of the Ankara government for attacks on Kurdish territories in Syria, but also of the Turkish Football Federation, which should remain neutral on this issue, at least according to institutional rules.

Demirals with friends have freely repeated the military celebration, as a sign of solidarity with their people, as Chalhanoglu has said.

But not only France, many other countries and popular sports characters, and politics have come against Turkey.

Turkish basketball player, symbol of the fight against Erdogan, Enes Canter, could not be missed. He continues his struggle for democracy and human rights in Turkey, despite the death threats he has systematically taken.

Boston's NBA basketball player is increasingly tough on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ideas and methods.

After recent events, the attack on Kurds in Syria, Canter has made his stance clear with a post in Twitter.

I haven't met and talked to my parents for five years.

My father was imprisoned. My brothers can't find a job.

My passport is blocked. An international warrant has been issued for me. Every day I get death threats.

In Indonesia they tried to kidnap me. Freedom is not free from”, writes Canter, a sworn enemy of Erdogan.

Of all of this, Albania can get through. Not for the military celebration of Turkish players in the match against us, because in this case the move is just disciplinary from organs that run football.

U n EFA could exclude Turkey from its activities if Erdogan does not withdraw from attacks on Kurdish territory in Syria.

It is a situation similar to that of the former Yugoslavia in 1992, when it -- precisely because of attacks in Bosnia -- was expelled from the European and Denmark took its place.

Under these conditions, the Reds have one more reason to fight hard for third place in Group H.

They can rush to Europe if Turkey is disfellowshipped.

The remaining two matches for Albania are those with Andorra and France.