We will kill you – The family of Arsenal Mid fielder threatens a journalist after slamming the player

According to Swiss media ‘Blick’, Zana Avdiu has had to go into hiding and ask for police protection after criticizing the attitude of the Swiss international of Albanian-Kosovar origin in the match against Serbia.

Granit Xhaka was caught up in an imbroglio during Switzerland’s match against Serbia at this World Cup in Qatar. The Swiss Arsenal international (30), of Albanian-Kosovar origin, experienced an intense duel with racist undertones that ended in a scuffle with Serbian goalkeeper Milinkovic-Savic and a few other players like Mitrovic.

In addition, he made an ugly gesture by touching his genitals and addressing the Serbian bench.
The ‘gunner’ received some criticism for his attitude, including from the Kosovar journalist covering the World Cup Zana Avdiu, who first censured him in a Facebook post where she wrote, among other things, that “Granit Xhaka’s action is a disgrace, an act of a street child”.

Then she also participated as a guest on a TV show and said, “What does it say about our society when we do this kind of gesture? I can explain. Granit Xhaka’s gesture symbolizes sexual abuse.”

After that, Xhaka’s father called the same TV show and said that she “should be careful what she says” and that “it was an insult.” The fact is that the journalist has had to go into hiding and asked for police protection, according to ‘Blick’. It also seems that she received threats not only from the father but also from the player’s brother through social networks.