Exclusive: Kosovo coach finds out what he discussed with the Serbian player's father, who agreed to play for the dardians.

Serbian football player Ilija Ivric has become very controversial in Kosovo's opinion in recent times.

This was after Flamurtar's 17-year-old centrekeeper agreed to play for the National of Kosovo, prompting widespread dissatisfaction and reactions to Serbian opinion, writes Periscopi.

The Gracanica municipality did not at all host the news, dismissing both Ivy's parents.

Contacted by Periscope, the coach of Kosovo's U19 National, which Ivik will also play, Ramiz Krasniqi has talked about the issue.

Will you invite him to the next gathering?

Yes, he [Ivy] will be invited to the next gathering of his generation.

Has the news he has agreed to play for Kosovo surprised you?

No, the only fact that he's part of Flagkeeper and plays in the league has been understandable to me that the boy is interested in playing soccer and getting up professionally.

There will be opportunities like all other football players of his generation, to show skills and be part of the National of Kosovo.

What will the Nationale gain by its arrival in its composition?

It's gonna be all about him, like all the other footballers. We don't make any difference, depending on how it's going to show up for practice, and then at the game.

When will the next gathering be?

Next round will be April.

Have you contacted the player personally and what has been discussed?

Yeah, I talked to his father earlier about the possibility of his involvement in this age group of the Nationals. His father agreed and honored that his son cooled off in the National, because his father was also a football player.

How did you comment on Gracanica's decision to fire her parents?

Very senseless and ridiculous, not allowed to let a boy with another nationality complete his dream until his parents are punished on the other side. Very unacceptable. /Periscope. com/