Croatia evokes the painful reality after the "miracle of the World Cup"

Karolos Grohman from Moscow *

Tuesday, July 17, 2018 – 03:45

Croatia had a wonderful dream and was about to win the FIFA World Cup, but will return to the "World Cup". painful reality ". [32] In the last big international tournament, with the next end of a group of his teammates, such as Iván Rakicic (30) and Mario Manzukic (32), Croatia Probably to be repeated soon.

Modric was the first star of Croatia and can still win the world player of the year this year to break Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi win the prize

The Croatian crowd rallied despite the loss of France in the final of the World Cup, but the country of 4.5 million knows that its future is promising.

Croatia failed to qualify For the 2018 World Cup, it took a 2-0 win over Ukraine in the final group stage, taking second place and facing Greece in a "transition match" .

This was the beginning of Zlatko Dalic's trip to Croatia And managed to present wonderful levels in this public event

However, the future of Dalits is not clear despite its badociation with a contract that lasts until 2020. "At the moment, I only think of a return to Croatia and a break," said the coach shy. "Dalits is well aware that it is difficult to make long-term decisions in Croatia, which is still suffering from a large spherical scandal." A Croatian court last month sentenced Zdravko Mamic, former head of Dynamo Zagreb , to six and a half years of imprisonment for corruption.

Another prosecutor in Croatia, Mudaric, was accused by the Croatian Attorney General of false testimony in the case; This is a blow to the reputation of the Real Madrid midfielder.

In the absence of a good football infrastructure, it was not surprising that Dalic described the triumph of his country as a "miracle". [19659004] "We have to start something, if not now, when? We have personality and pride, but we have to move "It's the perfect time to say: let's do something, the sport gave immense happiness to the Croatian people, we certainly wrote our names in the "History, and given the conditions and the infrastructure, it's a miracle," says Dalic.

* Reuters