Esmir Bajraktarević is the second fastest player at the World Championship

Namely, the young representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Esmir Bajraktarević, is currently the second fastest player at the WC.

In the match against Canada, Bajraktarević reached a maximum speed of 34.8 kilometers per hour. The only player who recorded a higher speed in the previous part of the tournament is the South Korean captain Son Heung-min, who ran 35.2 kilometers per hour in the match against the Czech Republic.

The young Dragon was followed by Canadian Richie Laryea with a measured 34.6 km/h and South African representatives Thalente Mbatha and Iqraam Rayners, whose maximum speeds were 34.4 and 34.1 km/h, respectively.

For Bosnia and Herzegovina, this is an interesting indicator, because it confirms how dangerous Bajraktarević can be in the game of transition. With his accelerations, he showed that he is capable of changing the rhythm of the game, which is an important asset for the continuation of the competition.

After the first game, the Dragons won an important point, and the performance brought several positive signals. One of them is certainly the fact that Bajraktarević found himself in the elite company of the fastest players in the world, right behind Son, a long-time star of the Premier League and one of the most famous Asian players in history, reports Index.hr.

(Vijesti.ba)