So-called Kosovo can't stand Serbia qualifying: They're reporting t-shirts of Vlahovic and Radonjic!

Photo: Football Federation of Serbia

The success of Serbia0s footballers has delighted the entire country, and even FIFA has posted messages praising the performance of those selected by head coach Dragan Stojkovic Piksi. However, there are also those who are bothered by the success of Serbia qualifying directly for the World Cup, and those are the so-called Football Association of Kosovo (FFK), which announced they would complain to UEFA about the t-shirts that Dusan Vlahovic and Nemanja Radonjic wore as they celebrated Serbia's victory over Portugal.

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"The FFK will file a complain(t) to UEFA regarding the action of Serbian footballers, who after the match with Portugal appeared in shirts with irredentist & nationalist inscription," the so-called Football Association of Kosovo announced on Twitter.

However, it remains a mystery what is nationalistic about those t-shirts, since the image printed on them shows the map of Serbia within its borders, with the inscription, "Veseli se srpski rode" ("Rejoice Serbian people"), which is a verse from the patriotic song by Danica Crnogorcevic that has become popular among Serbian athletes - one that Novak Djokovic has also used to celebrate his successes at Grand Slam tournaments.

"The FFK will file a complain to UEFA regarding the action of Serbian footballers, who after the match with Portugal appeared in shirts with irredentist & nationalist inscription."via FFK pic.twitter.com/vxIxcI6bBB— Kosovan Football 🇽🇰 | 💉 (@kosovanfooty_EN) November 15, 2021

(Telegraf.rs)