'Scadalous and unheard'. It is not often, or never say that Feyenoord is talking about another club, but the way Al-Nassr dealt with Dávid Hancko Forces Executive spokesperson Raymond Salomon to speak muscles. Feyenoord sympathizes with the defender who sees his dream transfer failed.
In short, the events in a row. Hancko had a personal agreement with Al-Nassr for some time and signed the agreement in principle when Feyenoord was also out with Cristiano Ronaldo's Club. The management of Feyenoord also signed for the coming deal. In the assumption that everything was now completely ready, Hancko canceled the rent of his apartment in Rotterdam. The flat is now completely empty.
At the request of Al-Nassr, the Slovak flew to the training camp that the club besieged in Austria. That is where the problems started. Hancko was not welcome in the hotel of the players. It also turned out that he was not expected on the training field. In a nearby hotel, he waited to see what had not yet been arranged, until today he was told that the club gives up its arrival.
Hancko today reports to Feyenoord, which has stored his (training) camp in Grassau, South Germany. It is only an hour and a half. There he will be reunited with the players and coaching staff of whom he had already said goodbye. Coach Robin van Persie has already indicated that he will welcome his captain with open arms. Hancko has time to incorporate the biggest disappointment in his career.
Al-Nassr's actions have even more consequences. Feyenoord was far away with the arrival of RAV van den Berg from Middlesbrough, but because of the latest developments this deal seems to be on hold.