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7/22/2025, 3:58:20 PM
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>'Scandalous and unheard of'. It is rare, if not unheard of, for a club to express itself in such terms about another club, but the way Al-Nassr has treated Dávid Hancko has prompted club spokesman Raymond Salomon to resort to strong language. Feyenoord sympathises with the defender, who has seen his transfer fall through.
>Here is a brief summary of the events. Hancko had already reached a personal agreement with Al-Nassr and signed the agreement-in-principle when Feyenoord also reached an agreement with the Saudi club. Feyenoord's management also signed off on the upcoming deal. Assuming that everything was now completely settled, Hancko terminated the lease on his apartment in Rotterdam. The flat has since been completely emptied.
>At Al-Nassr's request, the Slovak international flew to the club's training camp in Austria. That's where the problems started. Hancko wasn't welcome at the players' hotel. It also turned out that he wasn't expected on the training pitch either. He waited at a nearby hotel to find out what hadn't been sorted out yet, until he was told today that the club had decided not to sign him.
>Hancko will report to Feyenoord today, which has set up its camp in Grassau in southern Germany, about an hour and a half drive away. There he will be reunited with the players and coaching staff he had already said goodbye to. Coach Robin van Persie has already indicated that he will welcome his captain with open arms. Hancko will be given time to process a big disappointment in his career.
Reminder that even if a monkey wears a golden ring, it is and remains an ugly thing.
>'Scandalous and unheard of'. It is rare, if not unheard of, for a club to express itself in such terms about another club, but the way Al-Nassr has treated Dávid Hancko has prompted club spokesman Raymond Salomon to resort to strong language. Feyenoord sympathises with the defender, who has seen his transfer fall through.
>Here is a brief summary of the events. Hancko had already reached a personal agreement with Al-Nassr and signed the agreement-in-principle when Feyenoord also reached an agreement with the Saudi club. Feyenoord's management also signed off on the upcoming deal. Assuming that everything was now completely settled, Hancko terminated the lease on his apartment in Rotterdam. The flat has since been completely emptied.
>At Al-Nassr's request, the Slovak international flew to the club's training camp in Austria. That's where the problems started. Hancko wasn't welcome at the players' hotel. It also turned out that he wasn't expected on the training pitch either. He waited at a nearby hotel to find out what hadn't been sorted out yet, until he was told today that the club had decided not to sign him.
>Hancko will report to Feyenoord today, which has set up its camp in Grassau in southern Germany, about an hour and a half drive away. There he will be reunited with the players and coaching staff he had already said goodbye to. Coach Robin van Persie has already indicated that he will welcome his captain with open arms. Hancko will be given time to process a big disappointment in his career.
Reminder that even if a monkey wears a golden ring, it is and remains an ugly thing.
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