We learned from well-informed foreign intelligence sources that football referee Slavko Vin\u010di\u010d has also been included on the list of persons connected to the Balkan criminal parallel mechanism by Europol, Interpol, and the American DEA.<\/p>\n
In March 2020, he was arrested together with his business partners at a ranch in Suvo Polje near Bosnian Bjelina. The scandal was quickly covered up by the influential rulers of Slovenian football, Vladimir \u0160ajn, Radenko Mijatovic and Aleksander Ceferin, with the help of Slovenian dominant media.<\/p>\n
But the truth is completely different. Our sources from foreign intelligence services and with excellent connections within Europol, Interpol and the American DEA revealed to us that Slavko Vincic is just one of 800 Slovenian citizens and companies who have found themselves on the list of the criminal Balkan parallel mechanism.<\/p>\n
There are said to be more than 4,000 people from the entire Balkans. If all this information turns out to be true, it will be the beginning of the end of the judiciary, prosecution and police in Slovenia and the Balkans.<\/p>\n
Most of the criminal business was carried out through money laundering in the world of football, energy, gas and oil. Slovenians, God help us!The successes of Slovenian football clubs in Europe are rather an exception.<\/p>\n
In the past, the most successful Slovenian football club in independent Slovenia, NK Maribor, has delighted us with its qualification to the Champions League<\/a> (twice) and the Europa League (three or four times).<\/p>\n Last season, the pride of Prekmurje, NK Mura, joined them by appearing in the Conference European League. Moreover, the black and whites from Prekmurje also managed to defeat the English football giant Tottenham.<\/p>\n The Slovenian national football team has experienced its greatest successes by qualifying for the European Football Championship (in 2000 in Belgium and the Netherlands) and by qualifying for the World Football Championship twice (in 2002 in South Korea and in 2010 in South Africa).<\/p>\n Slovenian football referees have also left their mark on the most popular global sports industry. Among the first international football referees in independent Slovenia was Drago Kos, later also an international delegate (referee controller) at European football matches. The Slovenian public remembers the best football referee Damir Skomin.<\/p>\n With hard and dedicated work, he refereed some of the most important matches in his professional career, including the Champions League<\/a> final.<\/p>\n