Edin Halilović

Nope. Try again.

He's been to BiH many times, you made that up.

These happened before and I don't remember this energy then from some of the commenters.

🇧🇦 U19 & U21 NT squads both released today. Main talking points here are the inclusion of Din Ramić (following the reports in Swiss media that Switzerland are looking to get him to switch to them) after not appearing in a squad since November 2025, as well as Ante Šunjić who is also on HNS's radar and Arif Kovač who was named MLS NEXT Pro POTY recently and is expected to move to Sweden in the winter. Also returns to the U19 setup for Austria-based CBs Adem Mustafić and Amir Hadžimuratović, who also haven't been called since last November. Some other thoughts on the squads: U21: Playing two friendlies against 🇲🇪 Montenegro away on Nov. 13 & 16. Mixed bag here. Very domestic-heavy squad with 14/24 players playing currently in BiH, including both Premijer Liga and Prva Liga FBiH/RS players. Some surprises there but also a few rewarded for good recent form like Hrkač, Glogovac, and Marčetić, as well as an inclusion for Arapović, who's started to get first team minutes with Zrinjski. Interested to see some of the newer players, particularly up front where we struggled in this last cycle, and obviously there are some names missing like Deket, Jurkas, Ramić, etc. who will likely lead the team in the next campaign. But not sure on some of these names included, could have been an opportunity to try some others out instead who could play a bigger role in the 2029 qualifiers although maybe these games were put together on short notice and that affected planning. Let's give them a shot now before judging, but there's enough here to capture interest. U19: Playing Round 2 League B in 🇸🇲 San Marino for the 2027 U19 EURO qualifiers, against the hosts, 🇩🇰 Denmark, and 🇬🇪 Georgia, for a place in the decisive Round 3 League A and a chance to qualify there. First selection for Damir Obad as the coach, 12/20 are domestic here as well. A few Premijer Liga regulars in there with Dimtirić, Dragović, and Savić mixed with promising talents from abroad like Ramić, Vulin, Nišić, and Banjić. Mostly familiar names in this setup and players that have been part of this side over the past 12 or so months, the coaching change is the main one here. Should win the group opener against San Marino and then it'll be the Denmark/Georgia fixtures to determine where this team is at and what phase we'll play in for Round 3 next spring.