Croatia’s Hajduk Split faced Ajax in a UEFA Europa League match amid persistent chants celebrating the country’s fascist Ustasha regime, which ruled during World War II. Supporters displayed symbols and slogans linked to the controversial era, drawing criticism for glorifying a period marked by atrocities. The club has repeatedly denied involvement in the chants, though incidents have recurred despite UEFA’s warnings. The clash highlights ongoing tensions between football culture and historical accountability in Europe.
Croatia's Hajduk Split hosted Ajax on Thursday, but chants for pre-World War II regime precede UEFA Europa League game.
