Švicarska javna radiotelevizija SFF uoči večerašnje utakmice donosi priču o našoj reprezentaciji. Kapitena Edina Džeku opisuju kao "narodnog heroja", a poseban dio teksta posvetili su snažnoj vezi između navijača i Zmajeva
Sinergija između reprezentacije i njenih navijača u Bosni i Hercegovini ide daleko izvan okvira samog sporta, odnosno fudbala.
To ide toliko daleko da fudbaleri u Bosni i Hercegovini uživaju status koji graniči sa svetošću. Naročito oni koji obuku nacionalni dres. Bliskost između njih i navijača je izuzetna, kao rijetko gdje drugo, navodi SRF .
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Stručnjak SRF-a Benjamin Huggel svjestan je tog značaja: "Radi se o nečemu što je daleko više od sporta. Cijela zemlja kroz fudbal dobija priliku da se pojavi pred svjetskom javnošću.”
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Ko želi razumjeti ovo, kao i veliku čežnju stanovništva, mora poznavati istoriju ove zemlje u blizini Jadranskog mora. Nakon raspada bivše Jugoslavije, nacija je nezavisna tek od 1992. godine.
Edin Džeko, 40-godišnji profesionalac Schalkea, daje svoj uvid. Njegovo djetinjstvo, kaže, nije bilo lako. Situacija za sve ljude koji su tokom rata boravili u Bosni i Hercegovini nije bila jednostavna.
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- Ali to vrijeme nas je učinilo otpornijima. Ponijeli smo sa sobom više ljubavi kroz život i želimo sve to prenijeti prema vani: prikazati nas kao pozitivnu zemlju s dobrim ljudima i velikim poštovanjem prema svima drugima, kaže Džeko.
Ovaj je u kasnoj jeseni svoje karijere ali i dalje je velika uzdanica i istinska ikona u jednom. - Naučio je nositi se s pritiskom, taj teret ga više uopšte ne pritišće kao prije nekoliko godina, smatra Huggel.
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Džeko o svom uticaju kaže: „To me čini najponosnijim čovjekom na svijetu”, potvrđujući tako ovaj utisak. Narodnog heroja, dakle, na neki način nosi uzavrela narodna duša.
Džeko ima objašnjenje i za ove snažne emocije od strane navijača: „Mnogi su svojevremeno morali naglo napustiti zemlju i jednostavno otići. Moj osjećaj mi govori da su ti ljudi razvili još snažniji osjećaj prema svojoj domovini.”
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Kaže da im nedostaju zemlja i ljudi. A pošto je upravo ta nostalgija toliko dominantna, „svi su spremni da nas podrže kada reprezentacija igra”. Nakon što su obje selekcije u 1. kolu Svjetskog prvenstva 2026. odigrale neriješeno, u četvrtak se u Los Angelesu sastaju Švicarska i Bosna i Hercegovina.
Džeko naglašava: „Samo naše prisustvo ih na neki način vraća kući.”
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OslobođenjeIndependentCenter2 days agoAfter a heavy defeat against Switzerland, Edin Džeko, captain of Bosnia and Herzegovina's national football team, posted a message on his Instagram account expressing gratitude to fans and encouraging the team to play their final group match for themselves rather than for others. The post received widespread support from fans across Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a sports-related event with no explicit political commentary or framing. It focuses on the emotional response of fans and the captain's message following a football match, without taking a stance on any political issue.
Dnevni avazParty-alignedCenter2 days agoAmra Džeko, supruga nogometnog igrača Edina Džeke, objavila je na Instagramu sliku iz Los Anđelsa prije utakmice Bosne i Hercegovine protiv Švicarske. Na slici je bila sa svojom sestrom Samrom, a uz objavu je ostavila poruku podrške reprezentaciji. Posebnu pažnju u njoj je privukla majica s natpisom 'I am from Bosnia, take me to America', koja se odnosi na pjesmu grupe Dubioza Kolektiv. Pjesma je postala neslužbena himna Bosne i Hercegovine na Svjetskom prvenstvu. Amra Džeko je model, glumica i poduzetnica, a trenutno je u braku s Edinom Džekom.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural and personal aspects of Amra Džeko, including her career, family, and social media activity. It does not present any political stance or controversy. The mention of the song by Dubioza Kolektiv is factual and contextual, without any ideological framing.
Klix.baIndependentCenter2 days agoEdin Džeko has entered history by becoming only the fourth outfield player aged 40 or older to play in a FIFA World Cup, joining Roger Milla, Luka Modrić, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The article highlights this achievement ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina's match against Qatar, which will determine their progression to the knockout stage.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a sports achievement with no political commentary, framing, or bias. It objectively reports on Džeko's historical milestone without taking a stance or using loaded language.
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter2 days agoThe article reports on Edin Džeko's return to the Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team after an injury, highlighting his performance in a 4-1 loss against Switzerland during the second group stage of the World Cup. It notes that Džeko has joined an exclusive club of players over 40 who have appeared in a World Cup, including Roger Milla, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Luka Modrić.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on sports achievements and does not take a political stance. The content is purely informational, discussing Džeko's career milestone without any ideological framing or biased language.
Dnevni avazParty-alignedCenter2 days ago Attractive BiH supporter at SoFi Stadium: Emina Dedić in an elegant dress surrounded by the BiH flagEmina Dedić, a Bosnian fan known for her appearances, attended a Bosnia and Herzegovina national team match at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. She posted photos on her Instagram account showing her wearing an elegant white dress wrapped in the flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dedić is originally from Bugojno but now lives in Vienna, Austria.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a cultural event involving a public figure attending a sports match. There is no political commentary, framing, or emphasis on any political stance. The content is descriptive and neutral.
OslobođenjeIndependentCenter3 days ago The national hero Edin Džeko and the reclusive soul of the people of Bosnia and HerzegovinaThe article discusses the strong connection between football players and fans in Bosnia and Herzegovina, highlighting Edin Džeko as a 'national hero.' It emphasizes how football transcends sports in the country, serving as a unifying force. The piece references the historical context of the nation's independence after the breakup of Yugoslavia and includes quotes from Džeko reflecting on his childhood during the war.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural and social aspects of football in Bosnia and Herzegovina without taking a political stance. It provides background information and quotes from individuals without evident bias toward any political group or ideology.
Official sources cited
- organisation SRF (Swiss Broadcasting Corporation)
- press release Edin Džeko
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