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Ajax striker Miralem Sulejmani slams Martin Jol for blocking West Ham United loan move
Serbian attacker unhappy with decision to turn down Hammers' offer...
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21 Jul 2010 13:15:00
By Stefan Coerts
Young Ajax attacker Miralem Sulejmani is far from happy with head coach Martin Jol's decision to turn down a one-year loan move from Premier League outfit West Ham United for the Serbian international.
The tricky forward had already agreed personal terms with the Hammers, but Jol vetoed the move, claiming that Sulejmani is an important first team player for the Amsterdam side.
"I really don't understand why Jol has vetoed the move. It looks like he's trying to ruin my career. I was looking forward to relaunching my career at West Ham. Their manager sees me as a big talent and I'm keen to make a fresh start elsewhere," Sulejmani was quoted as saying by AD.
Sulejmani joined Ajax from Heerenveen in the summer of 2008 for a fee of €16.25 million, but the 21-year-old has so far failed to live up to the high expectations in the Amsterdam ArenA. He has mainly been warming the bench under Jol.
The Serbian youngster claims that Ajax had promised him that he could leave the Amsterdam titans if an interested club made an offer for him.
The tricky forward had already agreed personal terms with the Hammers, but Jol vetoed the move, claiming that Sulejmani is an important first team player for the Amsterdam side.
"I really don't understand why Jol has vetoed the move. It looks like he's trying to ruin my career. I was looking forward to relaunching my career at West Ham. Their manager sees me as a big talent and I'm keen to make a fresh start elsewhere," Sulejmani was quoted as saying by AD.
Sulejmani joined Ajax from Heerenveen in the summer of 2008 for a fee of €16.25 million, but the 21-year-old has so far failed to live up to the high expectations in the Amsterdam ArenA. He has mainly been warming the bench under Jol.
The Serbian youngster claims that Ajax had promised him that he could leave the Amsterdam titans if an interested club made an offer for him.
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