Pjanic’s strong posting that he later erased, after Koeman’s departure from Barcelona

A day after the Catalan team fired the Dutchman, the Bosnian, who had criticized DT when he was loaned out to Besiktas, he uploaded a story to his Instagram that he later decided to delete. Stick for Koeman?

Ronald Koeman was dismissed from the position of technical director of Barcelona after having lost to Rayo Vallecano for La Liga in Spain yesterday Wednesday and Miralem Pjanic, who is on loan at Besiktas and whose pass belongs to the Catalan club, made a post on networks that later decided to delete.

The Bosnian left Barcelona in the last transfer market and did not do it in the best way. This was recognized at the time and was harsh with the Dutch coach whom he accused of having disrespected him.

This Thursday, almost two months after his departure for the Turkish team and a day after Koeman’s dismissal, the midfielder posted a story on his Instagram account that said: “Know when to let that shit go”, whose translation would be something like “Learn when to drop the shit.” Later, the post was gone, but it went viral and everything indicates that it would have targeted Koeman.

Pjanic’s strong statements against Koeman when he left Barcelona on loan to Besiktas

Back in early September, shortly after Miralem Pjanic’s departure from Barcelona was confirmed, the midfielder had strongly criticized Koeman.

“I didn’t have a clear position. Maybe sometimes I could go in for five minutes, ten minutes or warm up for 45 ‘and not play. I never had something like that. It was not easy. You have to be tough, lucid, because sometimes you can react badly to him, that’s how football is. But I was always very respectful, in front of him but also with colleagues. Any player you ask will tell you that he always trains well, he worked, he went on days off so as not to lose his form, but to he had already made the cross for me from the beginning “, said the Bosnian.

Then, when asked if the Dutchman had disrespected him, he did not leave any doubts with the answer either. “The coach, yes. Yes!”, he assured in an extensive interview with Marca and later added: “I do not regret having gone to Barcelona. Never. In life things that have to happen, happen. It is like that. I fought all my life and my career, I am very ambitious, very competitive, I have reached the level of Juve and Barça. I know that I can play in this team, they just haven’t given me the chance to compete, to join a group, to help more. “

“It was very strange, because I don’t know, a coach is the one who says who plays and who doesn’t, but there are different ways to do things. I am a player who can accept everything but I would always like to be told things face to face. Not as if nothing happened and I was 15 years old “, Pjanic said at the time.

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