The Sweden national football team is losing one of its promising young players, Demirel Hodzic, who is expected to switch to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Hodzic, who is 20 years old, has played two U21 international matches for Sweden and has previously expressed a desire to play for Sweden's A-team. But according to reports from Aftonbladet, he will choose to play for Bosnia and Herzegovina instead. This is a hard blow for the Sweden national team, which is already struggling to find talent to fill the empty spots in the team. Hodzic currently plays for Milan Futuro, Milan's development team for young talents. He has previously played for IFK Göteborg and Bologna. It is unclear what drove Hodzic's decision to switch teams, but it is clear that the Sweden national team will miss him. In an interview with Aftonbladet, Hodzic said that he has always dreamed of playing for Sweden's A-team, but that he now sees an opportunity to play for Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a decision that will have consequences for the Sweden national team, and it remains to be seen how they will handle the loss of Hodzic. The transfer is expected to be completed soon, and it will be interesting to see how Hodzic performs for his new team. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the Swedish football legend, has also commented on the situation, saying that he is sad to see Hodzic leave the Sweden national team.