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Eros Grezda has undoubtedly been one of the most talked about names in our national team. Considered one of the best and most quality footballers the national team has ever had, Grezda was forced to leave football early due to numerous injuries.
In an interview with "Panorama Sport", the former midfielder spoke about his career, the time of his transfer to Rangers, as well as the national team and the performance of the Rossoneri in the World Cup qualifiers.
Nedim Bajrami is going through more or less the same situation as you at Rangers. What advice would you give him at this moment?
Rangers, like Celtic, are two clubs with a great history and they have a lot of pressure. Great pressure means that they have to win every match and they have to win trophies. And the expectations are high from every footballer. It is not only the problem of Eros Grezda or Nedim Bajrami, but there are also other foreign players who do not perform well there. They also have difficulties when they take another step. They go to another team, for example at the same level, but the championship is different.
They have performed very well. I would link this to a few things. The first is the great pressure from the club board. The great pressure from the fans. Then it is a very physical league and in terms of physicality, I could call it the strongest league in the world. Even if you are a technical player. If you are a player with other qualities, you will have a very difficult time adapting and performing there. I believe this is one of the main reasons why many footballers have problems when they transfer to this type of championship or to this type of club such as Rangers or others.
In the "Play Off" we will have Poland. How do you see this match and did you hope we had another rival?
We could have had it easier, we could have had it even harder. I think that Poland is a relatively close opponent to us and everything should be determined by the players or by the preparation of the match by the coach. I have no doubts in these two points that both the staff and the players will give their maximum, then we need, as I said, luck. But after Poland, we had the match with Sweden or Ukraine. This is also an important match. Then it could be Ukraine, which would have a very serious national team. And I personally would like Ukraine, since we would have played the final match in a neutral stadium. But we will see. I believe that everyone knows the importance of the match, Poland is not the team it used to be. It also has its own crises, so we have future opportunities to use this and then see the final.
In conclusion, do you think Silvinho's contract should be renewed regardless of whether or not we go to the World Cup?
What is a matter that Armando Duka knows and then we must also look at the ambition. All coaches have great ambitions and we must see ourselves as high as possible in the clubs and in the highest national teams. We are a very serious national team and we have our federation, which is very serious, but I don't know how we can keep it if we enter the World Cup or after the World Cup. I don't know how we can keep Silvinho, because I believe there could be many offers.
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