Summary:
A teenage striker who could have represented five different countries at the age of 17 has been warned not to set foot in Kosovo.

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Manchester United star Adnan Januzaj has received death threats over his decision to play for Belgium, according to reports in Serbia. The 19-year-old qualified to represent Serbia, Turkey, Albania, Kosovo and even England in the future, but opted for the country of his birth in April, making his official debut against Tunisia just a week before the World Cup kicked off in Brazil. Reports on Serbian radio station S Media and in Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad claim that Januzaj has been the target of death threats from Kosovan-Albanians angry at his decision to turn his back on them. Warning: Adnan Januzaj has received death threats over his decision to represent Belgium . They are alleged to have warned him not to set foot in Kosovo, where his family lived until migrating to Belgium in 1992. Januzaj only saw an hour of action at the World Cup, starting Belgium’s final group game against South Korea before they were knocked out by Argentina in the quarter-finals. Multi-national: Manchester United ace could have played for five different countries, including England .