In the next episode of podcast star Arena, guest is former captain of the National of Kosovo, Samir Wolfani, currently deputy director of the national team. He’s talking about recent developments in the New Tribes, Franco Foda’s work and the National Grand Target. This episode takes place with the support of official sponsor Exfis.
During the conversation, Wolfan pauses at Kosovo’s two upcoming matches, against Israel and Ireland, talking about their importance and the expectations of the representative in these confrontations. He explains what Kosovo wants at this stage and how important the results are for the national team’s travel.
An important part of the interview is dedicated to the work of selective Franco Foda. Wojan speaks of the way the German coach is leading the National, his work philosophy and the influence he has had on the team since coming to the helm of the CHArdians.
The former captain also stopped at three new events at the National of Kosovo: Linder Kamberi, Bleon Kurtulus and Enis Rexhepi. He talks about the importance of these football players for the National, expectations to them and how they can contribute to the national team’s project.
Euro 2028 is another of the main topics of this conversation. The Wolfani extends Kosovo’s ambitions for the future and talks about the mission the national team has in the coming years, with the aim of continuing growth and reaching a major international competition.
In this episode, he also returns to his career as a doorman, remembering the long period in Italian football. Wolfan relates which club he felt best at during his football adventure, sharing memories of a career that led him to some of the well – known Italian football teams.
From the experience of Kosovo’s captain to new responsibilities in national team structures, Wolfan also talks about changing the role and how he tries to contribute to the development of the National. He shares his view of the future of the ledrians and the way to achieve the great goal.
The full episode with Samir Wolfan you can follow to the official Telegraph channel on YouTube. /Telegraph/
