by The pursuit of hikers to IFK Norrköping Middle Field player Jesper Ceaesay has taken a potentially controversial turn after the Swedish club has vented its anger in a public explanation from a person not named who, as they say, triggered threats to their sports director.
A publication by the Chairman of the Allsvenskan Club, Martin Gyllix, had an impact against the person who passed “personal attacks” against Magni Fannberg during the negotiations.
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The club’s protest comes at a time when Bolton is negotiating to sign the defensive midfielder of IFK Jesper Ceaesay.
The 22-year-old was excluded from the squad in the 1-1 draw from last night with Djurgården, but will be present as present in the game in Stockholm. After the last pipe, IFKS head coach Martin Falk briefly spoke about the situation of the player and said reporters: “We are in dialogue with another club, I informed that (from the club).”
Reports about the interest of the hikers in Ceaesay, whose contract runs in December, broke for the first time at the weekend in the Swedish press.
Sources in Scandinavia have said that IFK expects to receive a six -digit fee for the player who achieved 10 appearances this season and was once achieved. The Bolton News understand that the deal would be worth around £ 350,000.
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In the translated statement that was national news in Sweden, the person in question claims that the “serious and completely unacceptable” behavior has shown.
IFK said you will not make any further public comments, but the association reports in contact with the Swedish elite football, the Swedish interest organization, which, in addition to the Swedish FA, represents the 32 top teams in the country to develop the game.
Tickets for the last pre -season -friendly preparation friendliness of Wanderers at home in Preston North End are now for sale.
The game will take place on Saturday, July 26th (kick -off at 3 p.m.). The tickets for adults cost £ 10 with concessions £ 5.
The club will initially only open the lower level of the western stand, but can open other areas depending on the admission.
