Astrit Selmani holds up with Midtjylland at a training camp in the Algarve.
The 25-year-old striker has been highly critical of his work at former club Hammarby.
– The club must ask itself why everyone left, he tells Fotbollskanalen.
It was this summer when Astrit left Salmani Hammarbi disappointed.
Since Marty Cifuentes came in as head coach, he has been in short supply of playing time.
He is sharp in his views on what happened and is happening at his former club.
– The club must ask itself why everyone left. In the previous year, everyone signed new contracts. Then everyone wanted to stay. I don’t know exactly why that is, but it’s something. After all, they got rid of many, many rookie players, a group that was harmonious. So obviously you have to think a little bit about why this is happening, says Astrit Salmani.
You might also open the wallet.
For a soccer channel on a site in Portugal, it lists names like Mohannad Gehzi, Simon Sandberg, Gustav Ludvigson, Darjan Bojanic, Abi Khalili, Richard Magyar and Jeb Andersen.
– So I got rid of about eleven starts. Now only Naher Basara remains. Hope they stretch with it. The club may very well open the wallet. If you can buy players with large sums, then you can give loyal players more money, after all, it is the player who also gave, says Astrit Salmani.
“able to tell a lot of things”
According to him, he had to take a shit in the dressing room for what other people had done.
– I could tell a lot of things about what happened, but it’s not worth it. Everyone on the team knows how many meetings the players council had with the management staff about me, but none of the managers listened. Everyone who played in the team knows what it was like there, says Astrit Salmani.
It is said that people in the club pushed him to go to clubs he was not interested in.
Astrit Selmani went to Israeli club Hapoel Beersheba and is now on loan to Midtjylland.
