• TheGreatSwissEmperor@alien.topOPB
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    1 year ago

    With the next game he will also become Switzerland‘s most capped player for the national team. Despite his (for some people) controversial ways, he is truly one of the greatest swiss footballplayers.

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        1 year ago

        I think it’s so strange to call it nationality-born. Wouldn’t it make more sense if that word was related to the place of birth?

        English makes no sense sometimes.

      • Humble-End-7891@alien.topB
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        1 year ago

        That’s Broja bruh. But fr at least on a potential level Broja is unlike nothing that came from Albania. Whether he can translate that to efficiency and a good career is diff thing

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          1 year ago

          As much as I think Broja has high potential, he’s 22 and struggles to get minutes for Chelsea (amongst injuries and other things). At 22 Xhaka was cooking for Monchengladbach and one of the most promising midfielders from the Bundesliga, plus his record for Switzerland is very respectable. Broja still has a long way to go

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      1 year ago

      He was my favourite Arsenal player when he was there. Sad that he left but also glad that he’s at a club and league that values him.

      It was so frustrating reading the shite Gooners were spewing about him online, and listening to the clueless English media was as bad.