Shared nationality and language helped this take root. The language gap is making integration harder.
Outlook
Settling-in period is still under way.
Worried by competition from a new signing Johan Cayssol
Moderate
Cause
He was already short on minutes before the signing arrived.
Outlook
Contract request risk increased.
Worried by competition from a new signing Zahid Hayan
Moderate
Cause
He was already short on minutes before the signing arrived.
Outlook
Contract request risk increased.
Wants to head back home
Serious
Cause
After a long, difficult settling period he is openly hoping for a move home or to a familiar club. (He still does not speak the local language.; His adaptability is low.)
Outlook
Contract request risk increased.
Still struggling to settle into the squad
Moderate
Cause
He has not yet made the connections that come naturally to most signings.
Poor attitude in training
Minor
Cause
Coaches flagged his application as the issue.
Returned to full training after injury
Minor
Cause
The medical team cleared him, but the staff are protecting him from a rushed comeback.
Struggled with training intensity
Minor
Cause
His condition and recent minutes made the session harder than usual, so staff treated it as fatigue rather than attitude.
Given a personal development plan
Contract offer arrived
Minor
Cause
The terms are still being weighed against his expectations.
Contract extension signed
Decision
Movement
3y · $62.7K/y
He has started to want: To learn the language
Mind
He has started to want: Someone to lean on
Mind
Contract extension signed
Decision
Movement
3y · $62.7K/y
Contract renewal offered
Decision
Movement
3y · $62.7K/y
Struggling to settle into the squad
Serious
Cause
The settling-in period at a new club is the bigger picture. The language gap is making integration harder.
Outlook
Settling-in period is still under way.
No natural role in the current formation
Serious
Cause
His preferred position simply isn't in the current shape.
Signed a new contract
Moderate
Cause
He committed to the project on terms both sides could live with.