Still, joining soccer's world body — gaining entry to World Cup qualifying and million-dollar FIFA funding — can create new political problems on and off the field, including for players.FIFA's ruling council has recommended that FIFA's congress of 209 national soccer federations on Friday vote in two new members: Kosovo and Gibraltar.
FIFA would then fast-track the European nations into the 2018 World Cup qualifying groups which kick off in September.Kosovo's case is the more complex, posing the question of who is able to play for the largely ethnic Albanian former enclave of Serbia."There are many players in Europe (that) Kosovo may call, and they have expressed the desire to choose Kosovo colors," the national federation spokesman Fazli Berisha told The Associated Press in OSRS gold an email reply.
It could see a wave of transfer requests to FIFA from players who opted to represent countries, including Albania and Switzerland, before Kosovo started to get international soccer recognition just two years ago.The player eligibility issue was raised, and not resolved, when Kosovo was elected a member of UEFA last week. That win cleared the way for FIFA's vote.The Swiss federation led calls to delay taking Kosovo into UEFA.
Its European Championship squad next month should have several Kosovo-eligible players, including midfield stars Xherdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka, aged 24 and 23, respectively.It would be unfair to put players on the spot of having to buy RS gold choose, Swiss federation secretary general Alex Miescher said."Whatever they decide upon will not be for a nation, but against a https://www.rsgoldfast.com/.
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