Swiss giant in crisis, releases nine football players' contracts, two Albanians suffer

Coronavirus Pandemia that has engulfed all the world's countries has also suffered in football clubs.

This worst situation in Switzerland has been experienced by the bankrupt helvetic giant Zion.

He was president of the Christian Constant club that announced that his club is very close to bankruptcy after a month's break.

President of Zion Christian Constant

Constanti has left with unilaterally deciding nine biggest stars of the team, including two Albanian footballers Ermir Lenyan and Pajtim Kasami.

Zion's number one had sent eight players a letter saying none of them would be able to pay more than 12,350 francs a month and that the answer had to be returned immediately, but some of the players did not accept it.

Then the club has made a decision that unilaterally undermines the contracts of players like Ermir Lenyan, Pajtim Kasami, Johann Djorou, Alex Song, Xavier Kouassi, Seydou Doumbia, Michael Fachinnetti, Christian Zock and Birama Ndoye.

The president of the club gave the players very short time to answer, and that's why they refused his condition.

Now the players who have been released are protected by the association of professional football players in Switzerland, who has prepared a complaint to run it to the relevant institutions around the case.

However, as far as Albanian players are concerned, they are expected to take place immediately in the summer with new clubs, as they have been going through a fantastic form.

Part of Zion is also the other midfielder from Kosovo, Bastian Toma, but that he will continue to remain part of the club because he was not on the list of the most paid redman players.