Krasnovlac national football team

 Krasnovlac

Nickname(s)	Iternal Fijta
Association	Krasnovlac Football Association
Head coach	Trisx Hassenwhalct
Captain	Yech Reich-kyrt
Most caps	Ethan JuChell (18) unofficial
Top scorer	Trisx Hassenwhalct (11) unofficial
Home stadium	Belaov Sky Park
FMF code	KSN

The Krasnovlac national team (Krasnovian: Krasnovlac fudtboltim) is the football team which represents the micronation of Krasnovlac. The team is not a member of the FMF though it has recently submitted an application to be members of both FMF and AEFA, and is run by the Krasnovlac Football Federation.

Due to not being a member of FMF, Krasnovlac has never played an official match internationally and has only played against teams within the Krasnovlac football division. During the international break in Krasnovlac, players are called up to train in a centralized venue in order to improve the standard and quality of Krasno football and raise the chances of acceptance into FMF and AEFA.

The national team's manager is Trisx Hassenwhalct, a Krasno football legend who is currently the top scorer in Krasnovlac's first division league and the national team.

History

Establishment of the Krasnovlac national football team

First founded in 1110 as the Lorat Ultras by a group of students in E-Lorat who wanted to branch out the possibilities of football in Krasnovlac rather than just school football in the nation. This team is considered to be the first step in professional football in Krasnovlac and was what kickstarted the football league in Krasnovlac years later. Comprised of secondary school students from Trifold Seconadry School in E-Lorat, the Lorat Ultras would venture round the state to play against groups of people or other secondary schools. When these students graudated from secondary school, they worked several jobs in order to get fundings to travel to other parts of Krasnovlac to play their football.

An amateur league was set up by this team who invited other groups of people to join. This was known as the first ever football league to have been set up in Krasnovlac.

Modern day

The Krasnovlac Football Team sent it's application to become an FMF memberstate along with the country's application to be a memberstate of Micras. The Krasnovlac Football Federation is most likely to be affiliated with the AEFA.

Team image

Kits and crests

The crest of the national team has remained unchanged since the foundation of the nation's football association. A green star with red and brown borders to represent the national colours and the pattern of a football in the middle with the name of the Krasnovlac Football Federation. The back of the jersey's collar always feature the nation's coat of arms.

Colours

Krasnovlac's traditional home colours are green and red with a star motif. The style of the jersey is often the same with a green top and red shorts and socks, though this has been changed a few times where the national team played in a full green kit during a short period of time.

Their away colours are inconsistent compared to the home colours but the most used colour choice has been a dark navy coupled with a white diagonal stripe and shorts. The national team has always used the same nameset since partnering up with local sportswear manufacturer, Pazuwai, to showcase the country's history and legacy.

Stadium

The national team has always played their games in Belaov Sky Park located in Belaov since it's establishment. Originally meant solely for the national team, it is also home to Krasnovlac Elite League team, Belaov Treble, which they moved into during recent times. The stadium features a 15,000 seating stadium with a sky view and small shops with foods and merchandise. There are plans to renovate the stadium to increase the seating capacity and facilities and temporary moving to Itricit Local Range in Belaov.

Players

Current squad

The following 23 players were named to the squad for centralized training and a friendly match against Belaov Treble.

No. Pos. Player Age Club 1 1GK Hitchel Swazkilatz 19  Jankel City 2 3DF Jaien Kanzai 25  Jankel City 3 3DF Jonathan Swes-Krestin 27  Tchanzuk Town 4 7FW Micha Slo Forbun 18  Belaov City 5 3DF Trisx Kettleworth 17  Bosirov FC 6 5MF Canon Utachi 28  Belaov Treble 7 5MF Rickey JalKcazy 24  Tchanzul Town 8 5MF Forzc JalKcazy 22  Bosirov FC 9 7FW Harry C.G. 32  Kyrtzhuosci Hanbei 10 5MF Jordan Yewsmikel 26  Belaov Treble 11 7FW Yomasu Chi (vice-captain) 21  Tchanzul Town 12 1GK Yech Reich-kyrt (captain) 19  Belaov Treble 13 7FW Swes Martn 30  Tchanzul Town 14 3DF N-Cha M'Lemana 21  Noksvuola City 15 5MF Krail Hassen Jr 16  Trifold Secondary School 16 3DF Wakxsa Chjmelxha 22  Belaov City 17 3DF Nor Shorukn 36  Jankel City 18 5MF Korshawl Maxchel-Lorat 21  Lorat Ultras 19 7FW Ethans Lorde 25  Belaov Treble 20 1GK Fortuna Korespo 29  Noksvuola City 21 7FW Heikel Myfaldi 33  Jortu BH FC 22 3DF Neikel Myfaldi 28  Tchanzuk Town 23 5MF Kan Shoshukai 19  Aeland Belaov FC