Despite their relegation to League B of the Nations League, which effectively makes their commitment in Tenerife against Spain useless for the purposes of the standings, Switzerland will be seeded in the qualifiers for the next World Cup. Good news, in short, amidst the many difficulties encountered in its post-European journey. “There is clearly disappointment and frustration with how this tournament went – said Giorgio Contini, who appeared in front of the media in place of the flu-flu Murat Yakin on the eve of the match – It’s clear that something didn’t go as we would have desired, we made too many errors, especially defensive ones, and we were rightly punished.”
The will, therefore, is to look further. “In difficulties we must find a way to see opportunities, we want to do this by changing some aspects of our game and creating new dynamics. If there will be experiments? I wouldn’t call them that, rather we will give the opportunity to those who have found less space and who are eager to show off.” Among these, given the absences in defense, there could be Hajdari. “It could, yes. In Lugano he is also making an interesting journey in Europe and is among the three options we have to fill the role of central defender. We are discussing it,” Contini said.
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