Albanian footballer representing northern Macedonia talks about match with Kosovo, panic by corruption

Enis White, the player of Albanian origin representing northern Macedonia, has stated in an interview for “He's not afraid of being isolated these days because he's used to living alone since 16.

The 24-year-old playing Levanta in Spain also spoke of the Kosovo-Macedonia match under the League of Nations, saying it was better to push than to play without fans.

Midfielder White also talked about the way the day is going, which is linked to the training program submitted by the club, while stressing that health is the most important thing at this point.

What's the situation in Spain?

Like all over Europe, we're locked in and people are very conscious of staying in isolation. There is very little movement and I hope that it will pass as soon as possible, since human health is more important.

How are you preparing during these days?

We've received specific programs from the trainers and staff of athletic training, which I'm trying to apply to house conditions to keep my body in shape.

Have you thought about leaving Spain these days?

In fact, I've been used to being alone since I left my family since I was 16. During this time, I've been in constant contact with my family and I've been holding on to the exercises that we've been assigned from the club, so I haven't thought about breaking the rules of isolation and leaving.

Without the choreography, there would also be a match between northern Macedonia and Kosovo, where many Albanian fans at the stadium were expected...

I am glad that he was pushed, since it would not be normal for him to play without fan presence, as was the last days. I hope we play it in a quiet time and enjoy a good fight on the playing field.