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Why does Nemanja Vidić have no one to protect him?
At a moment when the attention of the entire world public is focused on the football fields of America, Mexico and Canada, and when the main question is whether Lionel Messi will win the world championship again with Argentina or whether the French will take revenge on them for the defeat in the final in 2022, the Serbian public was shaken by the information that the former president of the Football Association of Serbia (FSS) Slavisa Kokeza planned to physically harm one of the most successful domestic teams with the help of football hooligans and the Italian mafia footballer in the 21st century because he was afraid that his criticism could threaten his position in the association