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No coach of the Albanian national team in the Duka era, no matter how successful he was, has lasted more than two "terms". A similar fate awaits Silvinjo, heavily sponsored by Edi Rama, and even half of his salary is paid by the government with a VKM of the kind that even the most skilled lawyers cannot explain.
And yet, the Brazilian's adventure is at an end. People in the FSHF know that the Duke did not want Silvinho in this qualifying campaign, but the qualification for the European Championship and the concern not to spoil the pleasure of the head of government, decided to play "head and shoulders", without regretting whether this generation of players that rarely comes to Albania, could deserve a more expert coach to make a qualitative step. Therefore, even in this world qualifying campaign, the enthusiasm is not that of the European. The team has lost its shine, the players who made the difference (Asani and Bajrami) have faded, Broja plays surprisingly as a wing midfielder and has not scored for two years, while footballers like Muçi or Mehmeti have fallen out of the plans.
In such a climate, Duka is thinking about a new coach and has recently stated that "if Albania does not go to the World Cup, then things could change" after these qualifiers. However, for Albania to go to the World Cup, it must make an extraordinary turnaround. The Reds are indeed second in the group today (8 points), but Serbia, in third place with one point less, has one less match.
Practically, Albania has the final on October 11 in Leskovac, but even if they win, they still have no guarantee of qualification. Second place in the group, at most, takes you to the play-offs, but does not qualify you directly. Does Duka know this? Of course he does.
But telling the public that "the coach must take us to the World Cup to automatically secure renewal," and doing this before a match with Serbia on the latter's field, is a kind of trap copied from politics. So if he performs a "miracle," we have succeeded together, but otherwise the coach "pays."
And to understand what standards Duka uses with the national team coaches, just look at how he treats Alban Bushi, who has been leading the Shpresa team for 11 years. Yes, for 11 years and the U-21 team has never qualified for an important competition, but Bushi has always had the renewal in his "pocket". Without giving an account to anyone. While Sylvinho is not satisfied with qualifying for the European Championship. He must lead us to the World Cup... / VNA
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