If you are not happy at a club, it must be frustrating to know that other clubs are willing to sign you. Life must be hard for a professional footballer.
McGill said: "Stilian is becoming increasingly frustrated at Celtic and I will be coming up to Glasgow to see him and try to calm him down. I'm not worried about him but I need to know his state of mind because he's disappointed that he is back at Parkhead. His wife and family have not come back to Scotland with him, they are still in Bulgaria so he's finding it very difficult. Celtic must be hoping he changes his mind about leaving but he is more determined to move than ever. He is back for pre-season training because he is a professional and he will continue to be professional. However, he is there in body but not in mind. Stilian would like the opportunity to speak to Portsmouth but I've told him that he can't, which is hard for him to understand. I can understand his frustrations but I have been in this situation before. And I have never known a manager to keep an unhappy player at his club. No disrespect to Celtic, but he wants to play in the Premiership and he can't wait to get there." | |||
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