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Although, according to Bild, there are economic reasons for Ádám Szalai and Mainz’s disbandment, offensive manager Oliver Fischer said the player did nothing to deserve a penalty.
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| Probably the last scoring joy of Szalai in the colors of Mainz (Photo: AFP) |
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The prestigious German trade magazine Kicker reported on Monday night that Mainz’s leadership had said goodbye to Ádám Szalai, saying that the 63-time national team striker was no longer in the Bundesliga team’s professional sports plans. Kicker has repeatedly mentioned in his article that there are strictly professional reasons for divorce. And because sporting director Schröder also firmly reiterated this, the German newspaper Bild analyzed whether something else – let’s put it that badly – led to a brief and strange rift between the parties. The global edition of the tabloid magazine reported that Ádám Szalai had been expelled from the team after the losing championship (1-3) against CoR Leipzig, and the management even exempted him from attending training sessions to find a new employer as soon as possible. However, according to Bild, the background of the separation is not professional but economic. Specifically, a furious financial debate.
Contradicts that Oliver Fische, representing Adam Szalair statement, the coach did not forgive the club because of the decision.
“The Mainz procedure is astonishing and unacceptable, and Ádám Szalai did nothing on or off the field that deserved punishment. No one can seriously think that the forward is now out of the club’s one-time professional sports plans and will even be banned from training. Everyone is clear that there are no professional reasons for their refusal. I think it is important to say about Adam that he agreed to salary rescheduling due to the coronavirus epidemic in all cases. Not only did he comply with the association’s request, but he also convinced the players that this was the right solution for those who doubted it. “ He quotes Fish to bild.de.
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