Behrami and Dzemaili criticize Nati stars: ‘Sooner or later everything will come back’

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The national team disappointed at the end of the European Championship qualifying. Due to the 0-1 defeat against Romania, they missed the group win. The way of doing things causes discussions. Also with the ex-Nati players Blerim Dzemaili (37), Alberto Regazzoni (40) and Valon Behrami (38) in the RSI studio.

After the match, Manuel Akanji was asked what coach Murat Yakin said to the team on the field. His response: “It was too loud, I couldn’t understand it.”

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Behrami speculates that he may not have been interested in the coach’s words. If that were the case, he believes it would be a wrong attitude. Behrami also says: “We are used to national figures being over-protected just because they play for Manchester City.”

Dzemaili lacks self-criticism

Dzemaili remembers his time at Napoli, when “the most phenomenal players were the most humble people”. It is disrespectful to Manchester City if an Akanji is not criticized. You would do that with the coach, so why not with the players too? It looks a bit like they’re putting their feet up. You lack self-criticism. He also misses that at Yakin.

“Xhaka is not doing what he does in Leverkusen and Akanji is completely out of form,” Dzemaili added. “I don’t know what they think, who they are. You can be the best player, but if you are not humble, sooner or later it will all come back.” The most important thing in football is always the team.

“Without support you end up like Yakin”

The ex-Nati players also discuss candidates who could replace Yakin as coach. Their selection includes: Urs Fischer (57), Lucien Favre (66), Jogi Löw (63), Bernard Challandes (72) and Alain Geiger (63).

Fischer does not see her as a national coach. He technically does not convince Behrami, Dzemaili finds him unsuitable. Favre is no longer available because he is a coach “who has to work with his players every day.” They are unsure about Challandes and Löw, especially with the latter they do not know how he could help the national team. Behrami’s main advantage with Geiger is that he can work well with guys. “When we see all these names, we keep having doubts because we know how difficult Tami’s task is,” Dzemaili summarizes.

And Regazzoni adds: “If you don’t have the support of the association to make important decisions, you end up just like Yakin.” He describes it almost as a shame that it has come to this. In addition to the name of the next coach, it is also important to make the association stronger and to function as one whole. Then everything would be easier, because the players would also notice that everyone stays together and goes in the same direction.

Qualification Group A

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	Spain	8th	20	21
	2	Scotland	8th	9	17
	3	Norway	8th	2	11
	4	Georgia	8th	-6	8th
	5	Cyprus	8th	-25	0

Qualification group B

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	France	8th	26	22
	2	The Netherlands	8th	10	18
	3	Greece	8th	6	13
	4	Ireland	8th	-1	6
	5	Gibraltar	8th	-41	0

Qualification Group C

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	England	8th	18	20
	2	Italy	8th	7	14
	3	Ukraine	8th	3	14
	4	North Macedonia	8th	-10	8th
	5	Malta	8th	-18	0

Qualification Group D

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	Turkiye	8th	7	17
	2	Croatia	8th	9	16
	3	Wales	8th	0	12
	4	Armenia	8th	-2	8th
	5	Latvia	8th	-14	3

Qualification Group E

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	Albania	8th	8th	15
	2	Czech Republic	8th	6	15
	3	Poland	8th	0	11
	4	Moldavia	8th	-3	10
	5	Faroe Islands	8th	-11	2

Qualification Group F

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	Belgium	8th	18	20
	2	Austria	8th	10	19
	3	Sweden	8th	2	10
	4	Azerbaijan	8th	-10	7
	5	Estonia	8th	-20	1

Qualification Group G

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	Hungary	8th	9	18
	2	Serbia	8th	6	14
	3	Montenegro	8th	-2	11
	4	Lithuania	8th	-6	6
	5	Bulgaria	8th	-7	4

Qualification Group H

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	Denmark	10	9	22
	2	Slovenia	10	11	22
	3	Finland	10	8th	18
	4	Kazakhstan	10	4	18
	5	Northern Ireland	10	-4	9
	6	San Marino	10	-28	0

Qualification group I

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	Romania	10	11	22
	2	Switzerland	10	11	17
	3	Israel	10	0	15
	4	Belarus	10	-5	12
	5	Kosovo	10	0	11
	6	Andorra	10	-17	2

Qualification group J

		team	SP	T.D	PT
	1	Portugal	10	34	30
	2	Slovakia	10	9	22
	3	Luxembourg	10	-6	17
	4	Iceland	10	1	10
	5	Bosnia and Herzegovina	10	-11	9
	6	Liechtenstein	10	-27	0

Source : Blick

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