"Crime involvement + professionalism mess"... Ten Hach also abandoned prospect seeks to make a comeback in the Netherlands
"Crime involvement + professionalism mess"... Ten Hach also abandoned prospect seeks to make a comeback in the Netherlands
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Mohammed Iha Taren has returned to the Dutch stage.
RKC Balbake officially announced on the club's website on the 19th (Korea Standard Time) that "Ihataren has signed a contract with the club until the end of this season." 메이저놀이터
Born in 2002, Dutch midfielder Iha Taren was a "special prospect" that Juventus was looking forward to. After growing up with PSV Eindhoven Youth, he was called up to the first team stage in 2019 after going through the second division, and wore a "big club" Juventus uniform with a consistent performance for two years.
As he was young, he left for Sampdoria on loan to gain experience in practice. However, he failed to adapt to the team and did not get many opportunities to play, and eventually ended his loan early after six months and was re-leased to Ajax in his own league.
He did not change much at Ajax. This time, he could not play for a while because he failed to develop physical stamina. "If you don't build your body, that's it," coach Erik ten Hag said through media outlets, criticizing his sense of professionalism. In the 2022-23 season when Coach Ten Hag left, he was completely excluded from the team due to his involvement with the Mockro Mafia, a violent crime syndicate consisting of Moroccans and Moroccan criminals.
Lee Hataren's contract with Juventus expired after the 2022-23 season. He tried to make a comeback by signing a two-year contract with Czech SK Slavia Prague, but for some reason, he failed to play a single game and eventually left the team after four months. Lee Hataren continued his career as an invincible player for about six months.
Having not grown as much as he expected, he will come back to the Netherlands. "He signed a one-year contract that includes an option to extend one year contract with PSV and Ajax," Balwijk said. "I am grateful that he gave me a chance to play soccer again."