From red to green: Syria seek united future on pitch after Assad era ends | John Duerden
Briefly

The recent change to Syria's national team logo, replacing the red associated with Assad's regime, signals a historic and hopeful transition for Syrian football.
Bernd Stange, Syria's former coach, noted the deep divisions within the team during his tenure, reflecting the wider societal fractures amidst the civil war.
Ammar Ramadan expressed his joy on Instagram, stating that 'My country, Syria, is being freed' which echoes the sentiment of newfound hope lingering within the football community.
The shift from the old regime's symbolism to the green favored by independence movements represents not just a change in color but a pivotal shift in national identity.
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