“Arrogant and embarrassing”: insult and shame for Nati objector Ardon Jashari

class=”sc-29f61514-0 dXbCZE”>

Ultimately it becomes a debacle for FC Luzern with 1:6. But after the match, no one cares that the Central Swiss team in Wankdorf in Bern is anything but cannon fodder and is still being crushed. The focus immediately shifts to Ardon Jashari (21). The captain of FC Luzern, who has no desire to play for the U21 national team.

Since Blick made the cancellation public on Friday, Jashari has been the main topic of conversation in the scene. Concept? Equal to zero. In return: the utmost irritation, surprise – and above all, incomprehension.

But first: what does Jashari himself say? Nothing! Before the match in Bern, he announced, according to SRF, that he would face the media after the final whistle. But then: Suddenly Jashari doesn’t feel like it anymore either.

FCL-Frick: “He has to live with the consequences”

That’s why other people talk about him. FCL coach Mario Frick, for example, who seemed irritated in the SRF interview: “At the FCL we are talking about other things than football.” And when asked if he was aware of Jashari’s rejection of the Nati: “I didn’t talk to him about it. We were surprised by him again. It’s his decision – and he has to live with the consequences.” Another solo attempt by Jashari, like in July, when he called for a transfer to FC Basel in the “Luzerner Zeitung” without the knowledge of the FCL, which was followed by a warning and the withdrawal of the captain’s badge.

The irony of the story: Jashari only received the notebook back a week ago. That alone was surprising. Ultimately, Jashari would rather be somewhere else than at FCL. And now, after Jashari’s next bout of arrogance, the question of his role as captain is even more pressing. SRF expert Moritz Bauer even sees reasons for the demise of the FCL in Bern: “You have a match like this in front of you, against a tired YB – and then this news. That will certainly give some people a headache.”

Bauer also raises the suspicion that Jashari did not simply cancel the U21 team on his own initiative. But he was pushed to a certain extent: “I think his environment, advisors and so on, play a role. Football is a business, it is also about increasing the value of a player. That Jashari got up one morning and said of himself: Today I am canceling the U21! I do not believe that.”

Harsh words from former coach Fringer

Swiss football greats shook their heads. Blues expert Rolf Fringer (national coach 1996/97) tough: “Arrogant, conceited and disrespectful towards the other U21 players of the national team. Once again there is a bitter aftertaste because of his behavior off the field.”

FCB legend Beni Huggel (41 caps) said in an interview with Blick: “The basic rule is: whoever is called up for the country must go. I don’t know the exact background. But his behavior is certainly observed by Murat Yakin. And he probably didn’t gain any benefit from it.”

Speaking of Yakin, the Nati coach has included Jashari on his standby list for the A-Nati. Although Jashari refuses to play for the U21s. This also raises questions.

Source : Blick