Jhon Duran has only been to Fenerbahce for two weeks after his arrival on loan from Al-Nassr, but is already in the bad books of Jose Mourinho after he was “disrespectful” about his no-show during training
Former Aston Villa striker Jhon Duran has already fallen with Jose Mourinho, only a few weeks after drawing for Fenerbahce, after he did not appear before the start of the training for the season.
Duran has committed himself to the men of Mourinho on loan from Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr after he decided to shorten his time in the Middle East.
The 21-year-old was only at Al-Nassr for six months after 12 goals in 18 performances before he appeared, he was ready to Cristiano Ronaldo and Co. to leave.
His switch to Fenerbache on loan came as a surprise, but he made the opportunity to work with two-time Champions League winner Mourinho, who is about to start a second campaign that is in charge of the super lounger side.
But it seems that he did not make a good impression with the former Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham Boss, who said that the striker showed a lack of respect in absence and warned that he would be punished.
“It's disrespectful,” said Mourinho. “There are clear rules here, and everyone who does not follow will experience the consequences. We will talk to him if he pops up if he does.”
Turkish reports have claimed that Duran will report in the coming days for training if Fenerbahce will be prepared for the start of the preseason.
They play their first game of the summer on Thursday when they compete against the Portuguese outfit Portimonense.
It looks unlikely that Duran will appear in play and he will have to work quickly to get to the right side of the legendary manager.
Mourinho has shown in the past that he has no trouble with players when she rubs him in the wrong direction.
He previously clashed with Paul Pogba about a grounds for training in Manchester United and bibbled famous with Karim Benzema in Real Madrid and criticized his working speed and effort.
He was sometimes critical about Eden Hazard in the same way during his second Stint in Chelsea and was not impressed with his refusal to follow back.