Gramoz Vokrri: Based on the court document, tomorrow's Assembly is illegal.

Pristina's Constitutional Court days ago rejected Vokrri's complaint. But according to him, the decision of the Court has nothing to do with the legitimacy of the Parliament.

Vorkri initially expressed surprise that the Kosovo Football Federation heard the court's decision before him and his lawyers.

I was suddenly surprised because my lawyers were only informed today. It's amazing how the Football Federation has published such documents. Looks like they were photographs. I have received confirmation today from my attorney, who has been informed of the distance. The matter will go to Appeals because according to lawyers there are too many violations. So we would leave the word for justice”, he told “Sports in Fokus” in T7.

Based on the document I've seen today, it does not legitimize the Parliament at all. That's why the subject is in the Appeal. But in such cases the lawyer is more competent. This isn't Gramoz Vorkry at all, but it's the will of many clubs, many football players. It's not here any longer Gramoz Wickry, but the important thing is to move football forward. But what football looks like is currently being held hostage by some”, Vokry added.

Legendary son Fadil Vokri, Gramoz, further said delegates from several clubs are already committed to boycotting this Parliament, while in talks with representatives of other clubs.

He also said the decision not to allow journalists and media to be present in the Assembly tomorrow proves that nontransparency prevails in the NFF.

“We have talks with representatives of various clubs who oppose this Assembly, which is also named illegal by the ministry. Otherwise, I wish there wouldn't be any causes even if it was kept. It's a vague situation, I read today that even media have been banned. The location has changed twice a day. I don't know why, but it proves once again that nontransparency prevails in that institution”, Vokry said.

We remember that if 2/3 of the delegates were not present in the Assembly, then they failed to keep him.

“Based on the statute unless there are 2/3 of delegates present in the Assembly, no decision can be made. It remains to be seen tomorrow what will happen. There are some delegates who are determined not to appear in the Assembly. We're in negotiations. We'll see tomorrow because I can't take responsibility right now to say he's here. But there is great interest in boycotting this illegal Assembly”, Gramoz Vokri said.