"Tomorrow we will give 100%", Gjimshiti on the match with Latvia: It is the last chance to qualify

2025-09-08 17:00:31Sport SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
"Tomorrow we will give 100%", Gjimshiti on the match with Latvia: It
Berat Gjimshiti

The captain of the Albanian national football team, Berat Gjimshiti, is optimistic about tomorrow's match against Latvia. Emphasizing that only a positive result will help the Rossoneri, he said in a press conference that this is the last chance for Albania to hope for a historic qualification to the World Cup.

He said that the national team will give 100% on the field.

Gjimshiti's statement:

It won't be easy, but we are very positive. The pressure is certainly known, but when you have pressure, the concentration is higher. We have to get those three points that are necessary to qualify.

Of course we have seen the matches, but also the match with Serbia. That match we played there was not good, of course we made mistakes. It is also visible in the matches we have seen in the qualifiers. Even the Netherlands barely won against Latvia yesterday. We definitely need those three points. The most beautiful and most important thing is that we have it in our own hands.

The message is that we will give 100% to realize the dream of qualifying for the World Cup. It would be something beautiful for all of Albania. Tomorrow we will be ready and we will give everything for those three points. We will give our maximum and the fans will enjoy it too.

The desire is very great. Tomorrow will be a different match, with Gibraltar the expectations were higher and the pressure was in question. The coach there has tried new players. Here it will be different. Because the three points are needed. The desire is certainly there, because it is the desire to qualify for the World Cup.

We know it's the last chance, only if the others make a mistake. It's the last chance to qualify. The team is aware that tomorrow's match could change the group and put them under intense pressure. The three points are worth a lot tomorrow and for the other matches that will come after.

If you play with these "smaller" national teams, it's a different game, with Serbia the match was more open. With Latvia it was a little different, because they also know the quality they can achieve. In today's football it's more of a physical game, I see this in Italy too.


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