Kanga is now Serbian, shows his new IDs: "This is my country, I want to end my career in Red Star"

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Guelor Kanga, a member of the Gabonese national team and a Red Star (Crvena Zvezda) football player, has officially become a citizen of Serbia, with a new passport and ID card with the coat of arms of the Republic of Serbia handed to him.

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On the occasion of obtaining our citizenship, Kanga said that he was happy to have officially become a Serbian citizen.

"It took a while, I was here, then I left, then I came back. I am very pleased to have received the passport, because when you have a European passport it changes a lot of things. I am here to thank the people who fought for me and enabled me to get a Serbian passport. I feel good here, ever since I arrived, I don't feel like a stranger, people love me. This is my second city. We'll see what happens, if I can spend my whole life here. I feel good here, this is my country and now I have an obligation to do a lot of things."

Kanga stressed that negotiations are underway and that he would not mind ending his career playing for Red Star.

"That is the plan, we will talk a little about it with the president, the story is already underway. Why not, I would like to end my career here. I feel good here, this is my home. I could end my career here, why not."

Finally, he spoke in Serbian.

"Thank you very much, Zvezda, thank you very much," Kanga said.

(Telegraf.rs)