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Hard Times: Joshua King makes no secret of the fact that the past two months have been tough for him. Photo: Bjørn Steinar Delebekk
ULLEVAAL STADION (VG) Joshua King (28) does not know what his future will bring him in the club team and openly tells about a very difficult mental period.
– I feel a little rusty, as you can see. I have not played so many games, and I feel far from being in top form, King opens the licensee TV 2.
The Romsås forward has wanted a transfer out of Bournemouth this summer, but has not gotten the transfer he wanted.
He makes no secret of the fact that he had been promised to leave Bournemouth, which dropped last season. On Sunday, VG mentioned an offer from West Ham of more than 150 million crowns for Joshua King. This was rejected by Bournemouth.
– They have not been the easiest months for me mentally. It’s been the worst two months of my life to be honest, says King after Norway’s 1-0 win over Northern Ireland:
According to information from VG, the two clubs are still far apart, and there will be a major upheaval in the situation if the Norwegian wants to get his desired transfer to the Premier League before Friday’s deadline.
At the moment, the London club is the only one that comes close to meeting Bournemouth’s high price requirements.
– What have you experienced?
– It is said alone. Much writing, many things. I don’t want to comment too much now, the transition window is still open. I honestly don’t know what will happen. If I had written a book about what happened in the last two months, it would definitely be a best seller.
It cryptically answers questions about what’s on the way, what real problems need to be solved, but promises that “you’ll know what has happened.” The 28-year-old also says “there haven’t been so many smiles” after the loss to Serbia last Thursday.
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National team manager Lars Lagerbäck believes King’s transfer is important for the national team.
– You can tell he’s not completely in top shape, I think. Now he does a good job, but it is clear that it is very important both for him and for the national team, says Lagerbäck about VG’s question.
The transfer window for transfers for championship clubs closes at 6pm on Friday evening. King has yet to respond to VG’s questions after the game. No player gathered more than licensee TV 2 for post-game interviews due to the crown situation. Except Omar Elabdellaoui, who attended a press conference with Lagerbäck.
