Player for Brentford furious about the Bees situation Would have never signed ‘to be a bench player’ and might have looked to leave

 

“I would never come to be a bench player,” Strakosha went on. That’s not something I’ve ever done, and I’m not doing it right now. I sustained a lengthy injury last year, but life is unpredictable. Even if I was hoping for more this year, you never give up. Right now, all I want is to get better, and I need to figure out how to do that.
When asked if he would be able to leave Brentford eighteen months after signing, the goalie replied, “There is always the possibility, but it depends on both of us.” See what transpires.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio’s website, the Bees “promised Strakosha that he would be the starter” in an effort to get him to sign.

This season, the Albanian international has only made four appearances for Brentford across all competitions, giving up six goals in those games.

After playing six games for the team in the last eighteen months, he now has relatively little experience compared to his 208 games at Lazio, when he was mostly the starting goalie.