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Yes, yes, it is annoying what Ardon Jashari has done. The captain of FC Luzern is probably rightly being hit on the roof from all sides. The 21-year-old, whose parents once came to Switzerland from Macedonia, refereed selection for the U21 national team. Presumably because he was disappointed that Murat Yakin had not nominated him for the first team, where he undoubtedly sees himself, as he was there a year ago in Qatar when the national team reached the round of 16 at the World Cup.
Another snob who has entered the parallel world of football? That’s how some people see it. But the moral outrage that has erupted against Jashari in recent days is probably exaggerated. As if such arrogance would surprise anyone in today’s football world. Anyone who is celebrated at such a young age and whose player advisors are shoving piles of money under their noses that could soon be in their accounts will find it difficult to keep their feet on the ground. You can predict: if Jashari uses his enormous talent as a football player correctly, his health is good and he does not gamble on money, he will no longer have to work after his career.
Rocket launch as a professional
Jashari was already the center of attention as an FCL junior. Back then with the captain’s armband around his arm. Always the demanding boss on the field, someone like Granit Xhaka. It was recognized early on that he had an extraordinary personality, a strong will, great self-confidence and a special appearance. Jashari couldn’t wait until he could finally sign a professional contract with FCL at the beginning of 2022. After that, things happened incredibly quickly: regular player, captain, national team, World Cup – in less than twelve months. A rocket launch with the clear goal of getting into one of the top 5 leagues in Europe as quickly as possible.
Now he is in prison and may face the consequences – with temporary ban from the national teams. He’s clearly made a mistake, maybe several, but honestly, don’t we want to see guys with rough edges instead of smooth ones? The ones who make decisions with confidence even when they are terribly wrong? Something that can make you extremely enthusiastic and very happy as a fan? That are polarizing but never boring? I yes.
Xhaka is Jashari’s role model
Yesterday the national team took another step towards the European Championship in Germany against Israel, which starts in June. It wasn’t a revelation. Anyone who watched Switzerland in the second half will not be impressed. It seems that we are currently still far from the top of Europe. Still, it was a historic match: captain Granit Xhaka played his 119th match for the national team. What a number! This makes him the only record holder. And he is much more: Xhaka is confident, ambitious, hot-headed, extremely fit, an excellent footballer, an attractive figure, a provocateur, a leader, a perfectionist… and he is a role model for Jashari, who is ten years younger than him and took him under his wing.
He can still teach the boy many valuable things. For example, how you deal with mistakes or with your own expectations and those of your fans. In the medium term, a mature Jashari could fill the leadership role that Granit Xhaka has successfully fulfilled in the national team for years and interpreted in his own unique way. Jashari has probably thought of that before. He would certainly be confident in this role. And that’s a good thing, the national team needs guys like that.
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18
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 Scotland
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9
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16
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 Norway
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10
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 Georgia
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 Cyprus
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 France
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 Greece
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 Ireland
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 England
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 Ukraine
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 Italy
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 North Macedonia
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 Turkiye
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 Wales
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0
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10
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 Croatia
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6
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 Armenia
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7
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 Latvia
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 Albania
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 Poland
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 Moldavia
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 Austria
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 Sweden
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7
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 Azerbaijan
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7
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 Estonia
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 Hungary
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 Serbia
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6
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 Montenegro
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11
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4
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 Lithuania
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6
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 Bulgaria
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 Slovenia
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 Denmark
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10
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15
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 Finland
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12
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 Northern Ireland
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 San Marino
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 Switzerland
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 Romania
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 Israel
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 Kosovo
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 Belarus
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 Andorra
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 Portugal
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 Slovakia
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9
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19
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14
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 Iceland
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9
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3
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10
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 Bosnia and Herzegovina
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9
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-10
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9
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6
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 Liechtenstein
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9
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-26
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Source : Blick
I’m Emma Jack, a news website author at 24 News Reporters. I have been in the industry for over five years and it has been an incredible journey so far. I specialize in sports reporting and am highly knowledgeable about the latest trends and developments in this field.
