Kosovo sack coach Giresse

“By mutual agreement with coach Alain Giresse it has been decided to terminate the cooperation,“ a KFF statement said. theSun thesundaily KosovoFootballFederation AlainGiresse Euro2024

following defeat in a Euro 2024 qualifier.

Minnows Kosovo’s 2-1 loss to Belarus on Monday left them second last in their qualifying group that also includes Switzerland, Romania, Israel and Andorra.

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