A Anderlecht player walks around with a fascist tattoo Football

In a press release, the Bosnian Football Federation has already criticized the "inappropriate tattooing" of its international.

In a statement posted on its website, the football association apologizes. Bosnia and Herzegovina and strongly condemns the actions of its international. "He violated the reputation of our federation and our national team with his inappropriate messages and tattoos," the statement said.

Shocking

"We strongly condemn this shocking behavior, its behavior alongside the terrain is not acceptable and does not represent the values, policies and objectives that Bosnia and Herzegovina wants to defend." [19659007] "The Football Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina condemns any glorification of fascism.Vranjes not only causes damage to the federation and the national team, but to the whole country.Fight racism, discrimination, violence and hatred should be the priority of every athlete. "

Momcilo Dujic

Vranjes played 39 international matches and gave Bosnia 90 minutes in the last two games of the League of Nations. Herzegovina.

The tattoo on Vranjes' right arm is an image of Momcilo Dujic, a Nazi and fascist Serbian leader during the Second World War. He worked with the Nazis and Italians under Mussolini and was convicted of war crimes.

Vranjes was discredited on Tuesday because he glorified the violence of supporters during the Champions League match between AEK Athens and Ajax. On a photo of a Molotov cocktail pitched to viewers, he wrote the text "Welcome to Hell" on his Instagram account.