As expected, Marouane Fellaini’s spell at Sporting Charleroi has quickly come to an end. However, Mehdi Bayat calls it a very positive period. What has the former Red Devil been able to teach in three weeks?
On Tuesday, Charleroi announced the end of its collaboration with Marouane Fellaini. From the start, the former Red Devil had made things clear: he was there for free, would assist the club out of friendship for Mehdi Bayat and would only stay very temporarily before heading to Dubai.
Three weeks in Charleroi enough?
In fact, his return to the Black Country lasted no more than three weeks. So Big Mo did not go on an internship with the Zebras. But like Mehdi Bayat SudInfo explains, his influence on the group was certainly noticeable.
“I think you have to be in the football world to understand what this can mean. Sometimes it’s like taking a few doses of a nutritional supplement for two weeks and it has an effect on the body,” Bayat said.
A radiant personality
“Through his presence, his energy, his humility, his past as a footballer and his knowledge of the language of football, he has brought us an incredible amount. And I really thank him for that, because he did it completely voluntarily and out of friendship towards me, which is an honor,” Bayat continued.
A very rich experience: “It was short, but it left a nice impression. I understand that people do not understand how something like this can happen, but those who come from the world of professional football understand it. And I think the example is a good one: this nutritional supplement was able to give our group a boost.”
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