Spain won the European title earlier. During a celebratory meeting back home, Lodi Kasjandi and striker Ewalu Morada sang the controversial song 'Sovereignty over the national territory' on stage, and the UEFA has stepped in to investigate, and the two could be punished if a crime is committed.
At the time, it was reported that Lodi Casciandi, Ewalu Morada's chanted, "Gibraltar belongs to Spain, Gibraltar belongs to Spain." This caused an outcry from the Gibraltar Football Association and a complaint was lodged with UEFA. UEFA issued a statement referring to the investigation into the incident, emphasizing that soccer should never be allowed to propagate political disputes.
Gibraltar is located in the south of Spain and was originally a Spanish territory. it was ceded to Britain in 1713 and remains so to this day. However, few people in Spain still believe that Gibraltar belongs to Spain, and it is possible that Lodi Casciandi and Ewalu Morada may have wanted to use European countries to assert their sovereignty.
After Argentina won the Americas title earlier in the year, many international players were suspected of chorusing songs insulting black French players during celebrations and were investigated by the FIFA. The protagonist, Ansel Fernandes, is more likely to be suspended for 12 matches by the English Football Authority. I'm sure Lodi Kasjandi and Ewalu Morada had their hands and tails in this one too.
