Laporte reveals about football in Saudi Arabia: “There are many…”

Since Jordan Henderson’s departure from Al Ettifaq, many questions have been raised about Saudi football and Laporte made a revelation to the Spanish newspaper

After termination of contract Jordan Henderson as Al Ettifaqwith less than six months at the club, rumors about dissatisfaction in Saudi Arabia have increased considerably. Aymeric LaporteSpaniard who plays in Al Nassropened up about the situation of players who left European football to play in the Middle East.

In a statement to the Spanish newspaper ‘AS’, the former Manchester City acknowledged that some athletes are not happy in Saudi Arabia. “It’s a big change compared to Europe, but in the end it’s all about adaptation. In fact, there are many players who are unhappy. But every day we are working, negotiating to see if it improves a little”, said the defender.

Furthermore, Laporte drew attention to the reaction of the Saudis, who welcome great stars of world football, in this volume, for the first time in their history. “It’s something new for them (Saudis) too, having experienced European players. They are not used to this and have to adapt to a little more seriousness.”he stated.

At other points in the interview, the Spanish defender made some comparisons with the treatment of Europeans and Saudis, highlighting some significant differences. “They take care of us, but not enough for my taste. In Europe they pay you a good salary, but they take care of you much more. Life for them… they don’t worry about anything”said.

Laporte celebrating goal for Al Nassr (Credit: Getty Images)

Finally, the defender also spoke about a conflict with managers, who do not keep their word at all times and make some agreements difficult. “You negotiate something and they don’t accept it, right after they’ve signed it. They challenge you with this… On the other hand, what they take from you they give you in other aspects. I speak from my own experience.”concluded Laporte.


Source: sportbuzz

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