Muric Dismissed From Kosovo Squad - Ipswich Town News
Town keeper Aro Muric is one of three players to have been expelled from the Kosovo squad for breaking team rules.
A statement from the FKK, the Kosovo FA, reads: "By joint decision of the manager Franco Foda and the Federation, three players, Arjanet Muric, Edon Zhegrova and Florent Muslija, have left the national team gathering due to breaking the regulations of the national team established by the manager and the Federation.
"The FFK executive committee will decide on further measures against the players in question. Meanwhile, the goalkeeper who was on the waiting list, Faton Maloku from FC Drita, will join the team.”
Muric, who joined the Blues from Burnley this summer, won his 39th full cap as Kosovo were beaten 3-0 by Romania in Pristina on Friday.
The 25-year-old was due to join his teammates to travel to Nicosia to face Cyprus on Monday.
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