After enduring a difficult spell for Wolverhampton Wanderers besieged by injuries, striker Sasa Kalajdzic opened his doors on his recent loan return to Austria, calling the “best solution for everyone” and expressed real pleasure on occasion.
The agreement, concluded on the limit of the Austrian window, marks a reset of the 28 -year -old striker’s career.
The wolves had some high -level outings this summer, Matheus Cunha being one of them.
The Brazilian joined Manchester United this summer in a big move.
The mandate of the Wolves of Kalajdzic was plagued by a series of injuries in the cross -ligament, one of which was his third in February of last year.
Repeated reverse has seen him spend more time rehabilitating than playing, limiting his ability to have a significant impact on the field.
Sasa Kalajdzic is happy to seal the release of the wolves this summer
The Ola reported what the attacker had to remain in the last movement of his career.
“I am very happy to be here”, He said.
“It was the best solution for all those involved; The two clubs resolved it very quickly. It is important for me to get a match practice, and Wolverhampton supported me a lot in this area.
“I just want to enjoy football, stay healthy, get as many minutes as possible and play regularly at a good level. Lask can offer me. We have a good team and a good environment; I know some of the players in my past, and I only heard good things about them. ”
Kalajdzic needed a move to relaunch his career
By joining Lask, where he previously made progress earlier in his career, Kalajdzic adopts the chance to play regularly and rebuild both form and confidence in a familiar environment.
For the player, it is an essential lifeline to stay in the rhythm of competitive football.
Given this long rehabilitation chronology, the return to a familiar setting like Austria offered the best of both worlds, a support environment and reduced physical pressure.
Wolves could temporarily unload the wage burden while giving the striker the breathing room he had desperately needed.
Jorge Mendes pushing the goal machine to reach the wolves
