Off-court life in miralem pjanic

Miralem pjanic has a younger brother and a younger sister, Mi Erzha and Emina, both middle school students. Now the whole family lives in a residential town in the northwest of Lyon, a villa with a swimming pool, where several Mercedes-Benz cars are parked. His neighbors are lisandro Lopez and goalkeeper loris, both of whom earn hundreds of thousands of euros a month. In pjanic's home, the TV seems to be locked in Bosnia and Herzegovina forever, and everyone likes to listen to Sarajevo's songs in the house. When there is nothing to do, Fatima cooks Bosnian snacks for everyone. She has been instilling a hometown complex in her children: "My soul is in Bosnia. My children may not be like this, but I will speak Bosnian to them, let them eat Bosnian food, and tell them how the kind people there cope with the cruel reality of so many generations. Pjanic is determined to play for Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is telling our life. "

Although Miralem pjanic can speak four languages, he likes to wear D&; G. Avant-garde boy with iPod in his pocket, Blackberry in his hand, listening to rap music, loving Prison Break and driving Audi. "I don't like being seen sitting in a beautiful car. I think it is too young to drive a Ferrari. " He occasionally takes his girlfriend to nightclubs. Mace's friends come, they will go to better restaurants to improve their lives, but most nights, he will stay at home. "My family needs me, and I need it more."

It's snowing in Sarajevo, in the shabby hot spring hotel in Iliza, where the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina is stationed. During the play-offs, blaser Vicky chatted with reporters and friends here. The glory in the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina is now just a topic of talking about wine. People are talking about the beautiful days of Osman, Ferhatovic and the absurdity of war. Players will go to town to play billiards and come back to make a hullabaloo about. They chat with their parents and fans. All this is far from the castle and noise of Clare Fontaine.

Blaser Vichy said: "These players have the same strength when they step on the court as they did when they were young." What about pjanic? What were you thinking when you were a child? He smiled, "Real Madrid!"