Reijnders openly admits Saudi move was financially motivated
1 Sep 23 · 4d ago · 2 articles · 1 post · 5 comments · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
In an interview with Dutch public broadcaster NOS, Reijnders candidly acknowledges the financial motivation behind his transfer, saying he cannot deny being a 'money-grabber.' He frames the decision as securing his family's future for multiple generations.
“Me, a money-grabber? I can't deny it.”
Tijjani Reijnders
Tijjani Reijnders Dutch midfielder, Al-Qadsiah player
Brendan Rodgers Al-Qadsiah manager
Pep Guardiola Former Manchester City managerManchester City Premier League club
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1 outlet Tijjani Reijnders admits he quit Man City to move to Saudi Arabia for money: ‘Why wouldn’t I do it?’
first by The Independent, 4d ago
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Live comfortably - yes, I would want them to be able to afford a home and not struggle. But beyond that you're just creating the future equivalent of Kardashians. Why the fuck would you want your kids to become that? Do we not know enough about rich people yet? Those are the kinds of people who take daddy's money and buy out ancestral land after…
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Hey, two things: italian clubs were never owned by the State (even when Milan was owned by Berlusconi). And the last time Italy has ever imprisoned or killed gay people was during fascism, and furthermore women can drive their cars, they aren't owned by their husbands, they even get to keep their family names when they marry! How is that any close…
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How else are you supposed to compare intercontinental leagues if they never play each other? If anything that makes comparing intercontinental leagues a weird statement per definition.
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I could see that. Their is no local connection with the region, no local talent that came through the youth development thinks like that.
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And so far at Ajax he's there at the right time and place still, just eeh..... misses the ball or mishits it haha.
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