VfB Stuttgart: Mangala’s consultant calls statements from the interview a lie

Stuttgarter in focus after interview

Undoubtedly: The alleged statements by Orel Mangala (24), which were distributed during the week by the Belgian newspaper “Het Nieuwsblad”, did not shed a very good light on the near future from VfB Stuttgart’s point of view. It could “actually be time for a change of air” in the summer, the midfielder explained. The biggest clubs in Europe are interested in him and the rumored transfer fee from Swabia is “exaggerated”. Now the professional and his advisor speak up with a clear denial.

“It’s all a hoax and a lie,” Mangala’s agent Mehmet Eser explained to the “image“-Newspaper. Orel feels at home at VfB, “he also has a two-year contract. We respect that.” The player himself emphasized: “I love the fans and I’m happy at VfB. I’ll do everything to keep us in the premier league. Because that’s where VfB belongs. That is currently my focus.”

The former HSV professional, who had made his professional breakthrough in Hamburg, already conveyed in the questionable (now questioned) interview in Belgium that he “owes a lot to Stuttgart” – but also that he was making a change have in mind, but VfB is demanding too much transfer fee. Now he denies saying that. According to the report, his advisor Eser is also considering legal action.

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