Regarding the Yakin decision in the Nati, the solution to the problem is postponed

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In the end, everything happened quickly. After SFV president Dominique Blanc (72) and Nati director Pierluigi Tami (62) discussed a major analysis in Bucharest in December, SFV officials have now come to the conclusion within a few days that Murat Yakin (49) was also the right for the final in Germany. The Nati coach is allowed to fulfill his contract, which was extended through the European Championship qualification until after the tournament – despite only one win from the last seven games, a declining performance curve and dissonance between the team and the staff in the autumn.

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SFV chairman Blanc is fulfilling the promise he made weeks ago to go to the European Championships with Yakin. The medium-term future has now been clarified, but what will happen to the national team from the summer onwards remains unclear. Because the major announced analysis will only take place after the European Championship. The association therefore postpones the solution to the problem. At the first opportunity the discussions of the past weeks will start again; those about the future will accompany the coach and the team before and during the tournament in Germany.

Tami’s turnaround is particularly surprising. In particular, he publicly addressed the coach after the poor performance in the 0-1 defeat in Bucharest a week ago. The Ticino native was probably convinced by Yakin’s analysis and changed his mind – or he felt that his doubts about the coach did not find a majority in the central administration. Tami’s position has therefore been weakened. Because if the European Championship adventure goes wrong, not only the Yakin era, but also Tami’s era in the SFV will probably come to an end in the summer.

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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