Edin Dzeko is set to play his last match for Bosnia-Herzegovina today against Sweden, as the current international break marks his final appearance with the national team, in a moment that will conclude an exceptional international career for the veteran striker.
As Edin Dzeko bids farewell, restaurants in Bosnia-Herzegovina have decided to honor the historic goalscorer of their national team in a symbolic and special way, by changing the number of pieces in the "ćevapi" dish, one of the most famous Bosnian dishes, from 10 pieces to 11 pieces.
The choice of number 11 is a tribute to Edin Dzeko, who wore the number 11 shirt for the Bosnia-Herzegovina national team for many years and became one of the most prominent symbols of football in the country's history, having led the team in numerous international tournaments and scored dozens of goals in his shirt.
Tonight's match is set to be an emotional moment for Bosnia-Herzegovina fans as they bid farewell to one of their greatest players, Edin Dzeko. Restaurants have turned into part of the tribute ceremony, with a simple message: an extra piece named after Dzeko and his famous number 11.
