Bosna i Hercegovina nastavlja privlačiti pažnju svjetske sportske javnosti na Svjetskom prvenstvu, a zanimljiva scena viđena je tokom emisije američke televizije FOX u kojoj su gostovali legendarni nogometaši Zlatan Ibrahimović i Thierry Henry.
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Dvojac koji danas radi kao stručni komentatorski tandem govorio je o reprezentaciji Bosne i Hercegovine, a u jednom trenutku zajedno su zapjevali popularni hit "I Am From Bosnia" , koji je posljednjih sedmica postao svojevrsna himna navijača Zmajeva.
Henry: "Hajmo Bosna!"
Razgovor je pokrenut pitanjem o novom formatu Svjetskog prvenstva, a Thierry Henry istakao je kako prošireni broj učesnika daje priliku manjim fudbalskim nacijama da ostvare svoje snove.
Kao najbolji primjer naveo je upravo Bosnu i Hercegovinu.
"Biti u mogućnosti da slaviš i pobijediš Italiju... Proslava u zemlji bila je nevjerovatna. Gledao sam to jer su moja djeca pola Bosanci. Samo da znate. Hajmo Bosna!" , rekao je legendarni Francuz.
Njegove riječi izazvale su oduševljenje u studiju, a ubrzo se razgovor pretvorio u spontano pjevanje poznatog refrena pjesme koja prati reprezentaciju Bosne i Hercegovine na Mundijalu.
Ibrahimović: "Znam kakvi su ljudi iz Bosne"
Nakon Henryja, o Zmajevima je govorio i Zlatan Ibrahimović, koji nikada nije krio svoje bosanske korijene po ocu.
Bivši napadač Milana, Barcelone i Paris Saint-Germaina istakao je da posebno razumije emocije koje Bosanci i Hercegovci pokazuju prema reprezentaciji.
"Imam bosanske korijene po ocu. Znam kakvi su ljudi iz Bosne. To su veoma ponosni ljudi. Način na koji su stigli na Mundijal, pobjede protiv Italije i Velsa... Zaista sam sretan zbog njih. Ovdje ću vidjeti mnogo ljudi iz Bosne i ovo je veoma uzbudljiv tim", poručio je Ibrahimović.
Bosna i Hercegovina ostavlja snažan utisak
Da je priča o Zmajevima jedna od najzanimljivijih na ovogodišnjem Svjetskom prvenstvu potvrđuje i činjenica da se o reprezentaciji Bosne i Hercegovine govori u najgledanijim sportskim emisijama širom svijeta.
Posebnu povezanost s Bosnom i Hercegovinom ima i Thierry Henry, čija je supruga Andrea Rajačić iz Sarajeva, a zajedno imaju troje djece.
Podsjetimo, Bosna i Hercegovina je nastup na Mundijalu otvorila remijem protiv domaće Kanade (1:1), a podrška koju Zmajevi dobijaju od velikih svjetskih fudbalskih imena dodatno potvrđuje koliko je plasman na Svjetsko prvenstvo odjeknuo i izvan granica naše zemlje.
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OslobođenjeIndependentCenter6 days agoThierry Henry played the song 'Luda za tobom' by Lepe Brene for Zlatan Ibrahimović during a segment on FOX while covering the World Cup. Ibrahimović reacted positively to the music. The host asked Ibrahimović to name the group performing the song, but he responded with 'You won't understand, this is my music,' before adding that it was about love. Henry, who has been married to Sarajka Andrea Rajačić for 20 years, apparently quickly connected with Ibrahimović over their musical tastes.
Bias read (Center): The article discusses a cultural event involving two celebrities discussing music preferences. There is no political commentary, framing, or bias evident in the content. It remains neutral in tone and focus.
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter6 days agoThe article discusses Zlatan Ibrahimović's appearance on a special FOX Sports program dedicated to the World Cup, where he played a song by Lepe Brena, a popular Balkan musician. The piece highlights his emotional connection to Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Balkans, referencing his heritage and previous comments on the topic. It also mentions Thierry Henry discussing his ties to Bosnia and Herzegovina during the same program.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural aspects such as music and personal heritage without taking a political stance or showing bias toward any political group or ideology. It reports on events and quotes without editorializing or favoring one side over another.
OslobođenjeIndependentCenter7 days ago (VIDEO) iShowSpeed said Ronaldo will win the World Cup, watch what Ibrahimović didZlatan Ibrahimović and IShowSpeed were at the center of attention during a live broadcast on Fox Sports when IShowSpeed predicted Cristiano Ronaldo would win the World Cup. Ibrahimović took control of the situation by removing IShowSpeed's microphone, turning the moment into a comedic sketch.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a sports-related event involving public figures without taking a stance or using biased language. The focus is on the humorous interaction between individuals, with no political or ideological framing evident.
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter8 days ago Zlatan expelled iShowSpeed after the World Cup and Christiano Ronaldo forecast (VIDEO)Zlatan Ibrahimović interrupted a segment featuring popular YouTube personality IShowSpeed during a Fox Sports broadcast at a stadium. The incident occurred after IShowSpeed made a confident prediction that Portugal would win the World Cup with Cristiano Ronaldo as the tournament's star. Ibrahimović took the microphone and removed it from the setup, seemingly asserting his presence and authority over the situation.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of an event without overtly biased language or framing. It describes the actions of both individuals neutrally, focusing on the sequence of events rather than taking sides or implying judgment. There is no evident ideological slant or selective emphasis.
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter8 days ago Ibrahimovic and Henry sang "I'm from Bosnia" and they delighted everyone in our country.During an appearance on American television network FOX, football legends Zlatan Ibrahimović and Thierry Henry discussed Bosnia and Herzegovina's national team ahead of the World Cup. The pair spontaneously sang the song 'I Am From Bosnia,' which has become a fan anthem for the Bosnian team. Henry expressed admiration for Bosnia's achievements, noting the significance of the country's success in reaching the World Cup. Ibrahimović also spoke about his Bosnian heritage.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a cultural event involving international celebrities discussing Bosnia and Herzegovina's football team. There is no overt political commentary, framing, or biased language. The content focuses on the athletes' personal connection to Bosnia and their public celebration of the球队
Klix.baIndependentCenter9 days agoZlatan Ibrahimović and Thierry Henry discussed Bosnia and Herzegovina during the World Cup in an episode of the FOX television show. At one point, they sang the song 'I Am From Bosnia' together.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a lighthearted moment involving two international celebrities discussing Bosnia and Herzegovina during the World Cup. There is no evident ideological framing, biased language, or selective sourcing. The content appears neutral and focused on entertainment rather than political
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