Lumbard Dellova and Ilir Krasniqi are shining in this edition of the League of Nations, with Kosovo’s two defenders registering the largest number of recovered cannons in the first four matches of the race.
According to U statistics EFA, Dellova leads with 34 recovered balls, while immediately after that Ilir Krasniqi ranks with 33. Kosovo’s duo is thus located in the first two positions of this statistics, leaving behind some popular European football names.
In third place, with 32 recoverys, there are Renato Weiga of Portugal, Vilarreal defender Neco Williams of Wales, part of Nottingham Forest, and Joachim Andersen of Denmark, Fulham’s defender.
Lumbardh Devova
So, Dellova and Krasniqi have left behind in this statistics of experienced players at the highest European football levels.
Weiga is a representative of Portugal and part of Vilarreal, Williams is one of Wales’ top defenders and Nottingham Forest, while Andersen is one of the important names of Denmark and Fulham.
What makes the appearance of the Kosovo double even more significant is the continuation. Devova and Krasniqi have held all four matches in 90 minutes, completing 360 minutes of play in this edition of the League of Nations.
Ilir Krasniqi
Their presentations have been among Kosovo’s strongest points in this cycle.
In total, the pair has recorded 67 recovered balls, showing not only endurance but also the enormous impact of the defensive phase. Devova and Krasniqi have been important in restoring ownership and in the stability of Kosovo’s defensive department.
For Kosovo, this is another statistical that testifies to the individual growth of football players.
Devova and Krasniqi, Kosovo’s strong pair
The two Kosovo defenders at the head of a UN League ranking, prior to names like Renato Weiga, Neco Williams and Joachim Andersen, is undoubtedly one of the most interesting statistics in this cycle. /Telegraphy/