Post by Holyjoe on Mar 5, 2005 23:43:25 GMT -5
... from a club official, via the Grandbleu site.
Basically Zoran was getting fed up being a permasub with Suwon and was demanding a bigger role in the team, which Suwon just couldn't guarantee. He asked his agent to find him a J-League club so he went to Japan for around one month trying to get a contract.
His agent didn't manage to find him a deal though, but meanwhile the deadline for registering foreign players for the 2005 season was fast approaching, so Suwon figured he was going to leave and went out and signed Sandro to make up their complement of four foreigners (Neretljak, Musa, Nadson and Sandro).
He would only consider taking Korean citizenship to join up with either Suwon or another club if it would guarantee him a major role with a side. Until then he hopes the club will let him go out on loan somewhere to keep playing and eventually find a new club.
Game over for Zoran with Suwon then, it appears... but surely the likes of Incheon, Bucheon and even Seongnam must be potential destinations for the soju-fueled superstar
Basically Zoran was getting fed up being a permasub with Suwon and was demanding a bigger role in the team, which Suwon just couldn't guarantee. He asked his agent to find him a J-League club so he went to Japan for around one month trying to get a contract.
His agent didn't manage to find him a deal though, but meanwhile the deadline for registering foreign players for the 2005 season was fast approaching, so Suwon figured he was going to leave and went out and signed Sandro to make up their complement of four foreigners (Neretljak, Musa, Nadson and Sandro).
He would only consider taking Korean citizenship to join up with either Suwon or another club if it would guarantee him a major role with a side. Until then he hopes the club will let him go out on loan somewhere to keep playing and eventually find a new club.
Game over for Zoran with Suwon then, it appears... but surely the likes of Incheon, Bucheon and even Seongnam must be potential destinations for the soju-fueled superstar
