Paris St Germain coach Antoine Kombouare has hit out at the behaviour of Sunderland-bound Stephane Sessegnon. The 26-year-old Benin international is expected to sign a three-and-a-half-year deal with the Premier League outfit this weekend after falling out with Kombouare. Sessegnon's desire to leave the French capital was made clear when he declared that he was unhappy with the amount of time he had been spending on the Parc des Princes bench. The playmaker had seen just 226 minutes of action over PSG's last 10 games. He is now set to complete his move to Wearside for a reported fee in the region of ÃÆÃââââ¬à ¡ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã6.8million and Kombouare has hit back at Sessegnon. He said: "His behaviour was very serious. He is a professional footballer and he failed to turned up to training. "Basically, he wanted to do whatever he wanted." Surely he must be on his way now, you do not say something like that about a player who still might be in your squad in a few days time. As for the bad attitude I would have a bad attitude if my boss said I was s***e and a mother****** Personally I thin he will be a class signing and Brucie is a top man manager I just want this deal and Muntari's to happen ASAP!!!
Just been listening to SB over on SAFCTV and it seems like Muntari & Sessegnon have been on our radar for a while now, just hope all the niggles can get sorted out and the deals finalised. Don't expect either of them to figure on Tuesday but maybe Muntari might get named in the squad, just wish it was Tuesday now.
Antoine Kombouare you are supposed to be a professional manager show a bit of pride man. Think Sessegnon will be a very good signing.
Notice that the PSG coach uses the past tense when talking about Sess which means he is of the opinion that he wont be seeing him again. Sunderland bound for sure.
Good sign he's slagging him off if you ask me. If was just shrugging his shoulders it would look like he thought SS was no big loss.
Sour grapes because he knows that he is loosing a good player. It's a bit worrying, the way Sess has engineered this move though. Good job we have a strong willed manager who won't stand for this kind of behaviour! Just hope that Sess is not the type of guy who would upset the dressing room
National characteristic engineer position where players strike and dont train?????........Oh O!...dont start that one again......!!!!!......time for some great man management SB
