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Full coverage· Sports· Updated

Bibras Natkho Reflects on National Team Struggles and Personal Future

Former Israeli national football captain Bibras Natkho discussed the sacrifices made by Arab-Israeli players in the national team and his personal stance on the national anthem.

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What happened

  1. 01Bibras Natkho believes Arab-Israeli players make greater sacrifices for the national team.
  2. 02Natkho respects Israel but does not sing the national anthem as it doesn't speak to him.
  3. 03He feels he receives more respect in Serbia than in Israel due to political interference.
  4. 04Natkho is pessimistic about Israel reaching major tournaments without a change in mentality.
  5. 05He is considering a future role as a sporting director in football.
  6. 06Natkho advised consistency in choosing and supporting the national team coach.

Living in Serbia, Natkho is considering a future role as a sporting director in football and expressed concern over the national team's performance, calling for a change in mentality. He also shared insights into his sons' football careers and advised on consistent coaching choices for the national team.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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