"I don't think I should apologise for anything. The only important thing for me is that I trust my players, and the idea of all this was to create a puzzle for you so you can think about all these things."
"I've known Benjamin for the last two years, and I know what a good player he is and how he can be. So I think we should concentrate on tomorrow's match, which is the most important thing for both teams."
"Brondby's communications director Soren Hanghoj rejected Barbarez's claim and said the player's omission was a 'club decision', adding: 'And there are not that many Wales fans in Brondby after all.'"
Sergei Barbarez, manager of Bosnia-Herzegovina, declined to apologize to Brondby's Steve Cooper for controversial remarks about Benjamin Tahirovic's exclusion from the team. Barbarez suggested his comments were intended to create headlines and protect Tahirovic. He emphasized his trust in the player and the importance of focusing on the upcoming match against Wales. Brondby officials denied Barbarez's claims, stating the decision to omit Tahirovic was made by the club. A significant number of Bosnian fans are expected to attend the match, which is crucial for Bosnia's World Cup aspirations.
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