Muhannad Gehazy refused to play away from home to Varberg and was suspended from training.
Now left-back agent Balash Hosseini believes he never turned down training.
– He never went on strike, he says on Discovery Plus.
A month ago, Mohannad Gehzy refused to play the first leg match against Varberg, according to Sportbladet information.
The reason is that he wanted to move to Besiktas, Turkey. After the incident, Hammarby chose to exclude the left-back from training.
“Muhannad Gehzeez will not participate in the joint trainings jointly decided by the club and the player,” Bagen wrote in a statement.
– They made a bad decision that day, and then we shut it down. I don’t want to talk more about it. He said there were some bad decisions in the two or three days, but we were able to work it out with the club.
And when the 25-year-old was taken to mercy and replaced with Gif Sundsvall, he was booed by his fans.
– I understand them. I would probably have acted the same, then tell Sportbladet.
‘Not on strike at all’
In an interview with Discovery Plus ahead of today’s game between Hammarby and Degerfors (where Jeahze scored 1-0 after just two minutes), his agent Blash Hosseini now believes Jeahze never turned down training.
– He didn’t hit at all and I want the fans to know that. He received an offer from Besiktas two days before the match and then chose to speak with the management in Hammarby mainly with sporting director Jesper Jansson and coach Marti Cefuentes where he announced that he was having difficulty sleeping and concentrating and then it was agreed. He said in the broadcast:
– Muhannad did not apologize to the masses for the strike because he did not do so and apologized for the repercussions, and the masses should know this.
His salary could be doubled.
Discovery: What advice did you give during this time?
– You have to keep in mind that a lot happens with players when a show like this comes along. That’s a lot of money and he could probably multiply his net salary twenty times. Then we agreed he wasn’t going to play, he really wanted to make that transfer but it didn’t happen and I said he’d have a dialogue with Hammarby.
Discovery: How did you see how Hamrabi behaved?
Hammarby chose to act the way they did and I had a meeting with Hammarby two days after the match and we agreed that this was the best thing for Muhannad.