Will he return to the national team in March?: Jashari and the SFV have spoken out

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It has been quiet around Ardon Jashari (21) in recent weeks. The FCL captain exclusively let the field speak for him with a convincing performance. However, the young midfielder hardly spoke off the field. He was only available for a few breaks during the breaks.

Jashari never said another word about the Nati. Everyone is wondering why he refused to be called up to the U21s in November. People around him learned that there were absolutely good reasons for this.

But were they legit? The SFV wanted to know this from him personally. That’s why he brought him in for conversations. These lasted for weeks and then months. Since last weekend, the parties have said everything to each other. Finally.

No punishment planned

The impression is that the misunderstandings have been cleared up. Now the question arises how coaches Murat Yakin (49) and Pierluigi Tami (62) will continue to deal with Jashari. In three weeks, on March 14, the selection for the two test matches against Denmark and Ireland will be announced. Does Jashari’s name also appear on the list? The association will debate this from next Monday.

There will be no punishment for Jashari in the form of total contempt. If there is no A-selection for him again due to the great competition in midfield, U21 coach Sascha S Tauch (49) would like to include him in the oldest youth team again. But only if the player wants it and has the necessary courage. The upcoming match against Albania could be an extra incentive for Baarer ZG, from North Macedonia and Albania.

So it depends solely on Jashari whether he will wear a Swiss jersey in March. But he is unlikely to turn down an offer a second time. After all, he now knows all too well from his own experience what else will happen to him. But that is still in the future. After all, three weeks of football feels like an eternity and a lot can happen.

Full head at FCL

Jashari’s focus is currently entirely on the FCL. A hot battle for the line looms. All the more he is expected to take the team by the hand and lead them to the championship group. The next opponent, GC, is already waiting on Saturday evening.

In Letzigrund, Jashari will again play in his usual position as a six. After playing on the tenth in last week’s 0-1 defeat against FCZ. But this experiment will not be repeated. “Unfortunately, too few balls reached him and that left him hanging in the air,” says Lucerne coach Mario Frick (49).

Jashari really enjoyed this position. “He loves it when he can move forward. It is now extremely important for him to collect scorer points. Especially with what he plans to do in the future. “He wants to score goals and recommend himself for the summer,” says Frick. A transfer and recapturing the A-Nati – these are the two big goals that Jashari is pursuing in the first half of 2024.

Source : Blick