Giant Edin Dzeko shirt unveiled in Sarajevo to mark international retirement
The display honours the Bosnia striker's career with the national team as he steps away from international football.
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A giant shirt bearing Edin Dzeko's name and number has been unveiled in Sarajevo to mark the striker's retirement from international football, according to BBC Sport.
The display was staged in the Bosnian capital in recognition of Dzeko's career with the national team, during which he became one of the country's most prominent footballers.
Details of the exact location of the display and the scale of public attendance at the unveiling were not specified in the available report.
Dzeko's retirement from international duty closes a chapter in Bosnian football that spanned many years, during which he represented the country at various major tournaments and qualifying campaigns.
The unveiling reflects the standing Dzeko holds among supporters in Bosnia and Herzegovina as he transitions away from representing the national team.
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