Sports director Beqiri after Serbia's qualifications: Serbian clubs do not force talent to pay a cent (dinar)

Serbia beat Portugal's national guest last night to secure the direct qualifications for the World Cup, and on the other side Kosovo, after its draw with Greece, finished in the group's last place.

According to connoisseur Beqiri, problems exist in the way our two nations deal with new sports talents.

Therefore, Serbian clubs do not force talent to pay a cent (dinar).

Which is different in our beloved Kosovo. Here, I'm also witnesses, the conditions that clubs offer are miserable, plus it's got to pay 30 euros a month. Bekiri, here comes Periscope.

He has proposed that Kosovo invest more in football schools.

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Serbia has also continued to invest in football schools, which is why they are here where the strongest national in Balkans are. So you have nothing to do with her secular qualifications.

Their teams leading Crvena Ziesda and Belgrade's Partizan -- namely, their scans -- go to the city's neighborhood hall and seek new talents. They select the best and allow them to have everything they need without compensation.

So Serbian clubs do not force talent to pay a cent (dinar).

Which is different in our beloved Kosovo. Here, I'm also witnesses, the conditions that clubs offer are miserable, plus it's gonna have to pay 30 euros a month and it's got a talent for football. They don't tell the parents of those kids that your son has nothing to do with football, but they get the money for bullshit. And this causes unnecessary equality with other talents, because trainers are not allowed to work only with those who display talent.

So, we need to invest in soccer schools and get all the talents as I mentioned before.

We have to take advantage of the opportunity.

Come on, Kosovo!