Questioned and denied entry into the fan stadium, who put the KLA jacket on his shoulders

The Swiss Football Federation (SFV), which elevated Shaqiri for the way he responded during the incident, reported Sunday that the fan in question was questioned by police and denied entry into the stadium, reports Express.

But the SFV didn't give details about the detention rate and the fan's identity in the word.

The player was questioned by police and denied access to the “stadium, a SFV text on Twitter said.

The Swiss football house has called fan action unacceptable and political propaganda to put Gerdan Shaqiri on the shoulders of a jacket with a KLA emblem.

Shaqiri was talking about Swiss public television when suddenly a fan appeared and put his jacket on his shoulders, which had visible KLA symbols. The 30-year-old remained calm and smiling and immediately pulled his jacket off his shoulders.

Shaqiri, born in Gjilan, has made 97 presentations for Switzerland in all races, contributing 26 goals. He is the best scorer in Switzerland's history in major (World and European) tournaments with 7 goals.

It is unacceptable that people want to misuse football stadiums and in this case an interview by a football player after the match for political propaganda”, the SFV's response reported.

“Jardan Shaqiri reacted exemplaryly, remained calm and did not oppose”, said further in response.

Fan action on Saturday caused much controversy in Switzerland, and prompted Serbian media to react, demanding condemnation from U. EFA for the Swiss federation.

Shaqiri returned to the Swiss National and played 90 minutes in the 2.0 victory over Northern Ireland after missing in the three September games.