View: These are new Kosovo fans

New fans with which Kosovo will play in qualifications for the 2017 European Championship have been discovered, and they look beautiful.

Two weeks ago, the Kosovo Football Federation signed sponsorship agreements with the Italian company “Errea”, ending decades of co-operation with Swiss company “Furteen”.

Italian clothing and sports equipment company is the main sponsor of the National of Kosovo now, and it has already prepared new fans with which Kosovo will appear against Israel on Saturday 25 March at Tel Aviv, as well as against Andorra on Tuesday, March 28th in Pristina.

The first fanella with which Kosovo plays the matches as locals as usual is completely blue, with its throat and black sleeve collar. And the fanel's last necklace is gold.

It naturally bears the Kosovo emblem as well as the name of the firm “Errea”.

The second fanella, with which Kosovo plays on the journey usually, is completely white, while the throat, the sleeve collar and last are blue. All three fans also have some major maps of Kosovo inside.

National football players Milot Rasica and Mirlind Kryeziu have been photographed with new Kosovo fans.

The agreement with Errea is three years old until 2026.

The NFF has not provided much details about the deal. Whether Errea will have a representative store in Kosovo and how much of the national team of Kosovo's fan prizes will be unknown.

The deal included three-year supply with all sports equipment needed by Kosovo's national teams, Kosovo announced S.W.K.

Erera is a sponsor of other nationals, such as Andorra, Belarus, Cyprus, the Faroe Islands, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, San Marino and Kazakhstan.

Errea's arrival implies that the Swiss company Fourteen will no longer be a sponsor of Kosovo.

Fourteen has been a major disappointment for many in Kosovo, as in addition to the frustration of the quality and design of fans, this company has been very peaceful for Darwinian fans.

It has not had official shops or representatives in Kosovo and the price of fans, which could only be bought online and orders delayed for months, has been too high for Kosovars.

A Kosovo fan produced by Fourtheen has cost between 80 and 100 euros.