‘They haven’t made it easy for us’ -Aymeric Laporte reveals stars who joined Saudi Arabia clubs are unhappy | 379S4Y6 | 2024-01-21 16:08:01
'They haven't made it easy for us' -Aymeric Laporte reveals stars who joined Saudi Arabia clubs are unhappy | 379S4Y6 | 2024-01-21 16:08:01
Former Manchester City star Aymeric Laporte has revealed many players who swapped Europe's prime leagues for Saudi Arabia within the summer are sad.
The five-time Premier League winner left Manchester in the summer to hitch Al-Nassr alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mane.
Neymar, Roberto Firmino, N'Golo Kante and Riyad Mahrez have been also amongst these to go away a number of the largest clubs in Europe for the Saudi Professional League, provided big salaries.
Nevertheless, not everybody has settled in Saudi. This week, Jordan Henderson left Al-Ettifaq just six months after joining the club from Liverpool, joining Ajax on Thursday.
Karim Benzema meanwhile is also thought to be considering a return to Europe having joined Al-Ittihad from Real Madrid in the summertime.
29-year-old Laporte has now instructed he is having second ideas over his transfer, insisting he isn't alone with numerous gamers unsatisfied with working circumstances and life in Saudi.
'They haven't made it straightforward for us,' Laporte advised AS. 'In reality, there are various gamers which might be dissatisfied. They do look after us however not enough for my liking. That's to say, in Europe they pay you a very good salary, however they take higher care of you.
'I converse from my very own experience and I don't know what the experience of others is like. Individually, what I've seen is that they try to convey you in, but then there's the day-to-day life and that is totally different.'
Laporte additionally steered sure guarantees made to players in the summer aren't being fulfilled.
'The ultimatum what you give them doesn't matter to them,' Laporte stated. 'I imply, they're actually going about their enterprise. You negotiate something and then they don't settle for it after you will have signed it. … It's a bit of a bummer that I don't know [would happen] if in Europe.
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'In fact, the same thing that they take away from you in that respect, they compensate in different ways.
Requested if he has thought-about leaving Al-Nassr to return to Europe, he added: 'In the mean time, I haven't considered it, but when I'm dissatisfied in such a short while, you marvel what to do.
'That moment has not but arrived, but sooner or later it might be if this dynamic continues.'
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