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Controversial post by a Qarabag official. UEFA was notified immediately
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It all started in Nurlan Ibrahimov, press officer of the group of Azerbadjan. He posted a terrible message on his Facebook account, words that he later deleted.
“We must kill all Armenians. Children, women, the elderly, without remorse and without compassion. If we don’t, they will kill us and our children.”his officer wrote Qarabag.
UEFA it reacted promptly and opened an investigation, which could lead to a drastic suspension of the Azerbaijani formation. According to the international press, Qarabag could be penalized for “glorifying terrorism.”
“A disciplinary ethics inspector has been appointed to carry out an investigation into statements made on social media by an official of the Qarabag club.”announced the European forum.
Qarabag is not the first incident in the context of the war between Azerbaijan and Armenia
In the context of the Azerbaijani-Armenian conflict over the mountainous enclave Nagorno-Karabakh, Qarabag it is not in the first deviation. In the match with Legia Warsaw, of the Europa League preliminaries, the players of the Azerbaijani club made a military salute.
After that incident, the band of Azerbadjan was chosen with only one caveat, because “Inappropriate gesture”, as listed UEFA. In these conditions, Qarabag you could have big problems now: the penalty for your shipment Ibrahimov could lead to exclusion from the competition.
Qarabag was founded in 1951 in the city Aghdam, situated in Nagorno-Karabakh and abandoned today. After the taking of possession of the region by Armenia, in 1993, Qarabag he moved to Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan.
In 2017/2018, Azeris even participated in groups UEFA Champions League. Now, after two stages of European League, Qarabag Has no sense. Lost with Maccabi (0-1, away) and Villarreal (1-3, home).
Tags: Karabakh , Nagorno-Karabakh , armenia-azerbadjan , Nurlan Ibrahimov
