Switzerland He couldn’t get over his astonishment at the harsh criticism of the national team captain, Granite Xhakathat after a disappointing draw against Kosovo (2-2) in a qualifying match for the Euro Cup, he launched all his artillery against coach Murat Yakin, and the players, whom he accused of lacking intensity.
“We haven’t trained as we should. There’s no rhythm or intensity. It’s like we’re playing a friendly in the park. That’s not the job. I need to calm down first and not choose too strong words, because it will be counterproductive.” The first to be surprised was the coach Murat Yakin. “I will talk to Granit privately to find out what is behind his statements,” he said a few minutes after a series of criticisms from the controversial former Arsenal footballer, now at Leverkusen.
The coach also received, discussing his position on the field. “Coaches that know me and know my game and know that my position on the field is deeper.” According to Murat Yakin, everything is a matter for the press. “They want to drive things between us.” The Xakha demonstrations divided Swiss public opinion. Some think this wake-up call is a wake-up call for the Swiss team to qualify. Others believe that these criticisms should have been made behind closed doors.
Source: La Verdad
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