The Post deciphered the abnormal measures taken by players for transfers: slack training, false medical records...

August 3 News In every transfer window, some players will take abnormal measures to force their club to release them. For example, this summer, Isaac trained at his old club Real Sociedad instead of preparing for the preseason with Newcastle, and wanted to leave Brentford for a solo training. The Daily Mail interviewed several head coaches, players or club executives in England, revealing how players who want to leave the team use tricks.

Back then, Rojo learned that Manchester United wanted to sign himself from Portugal Sports, and he was extremely excited and said, "When the agent told me such news, I was still in Portugal. He told me that I was calm, but I couldn't do it at all. I began to dream of all kinds of things, and my mind was full of joining Manchester United. I called him every day, but when the transfer seemed to be impossible, I refused to play for Portugal Sports again."

"I went to see the head coach and told him that my wife had a hard time adapting to this place and missed her hometown very much. I emphasized that she was living a bad life here, away from all friends and family, and the transfer was for her. It will be very helpful. Eventually the head coach was convinced and we successfully left. "

An English Championship executive explained: "The online doctor became the best friends of players who want to leave the team, and it has become unprecedentedly easy to get sick leave notes online. When players want to leave the team, they start to act. We will receive an email with an attachment that you know what it is without opening it, and that is a sick leave note. Usually, the note says that they have flu symptoms and need to be isolated. This is a smart strategy because the head coach will not risk getting them on the court so that other players will not be infected. Back is affected Injury is also a common excuse. "

"If players may transfer, it becomes very difficult to get them to attend pre-season training camps, and you'll be surprised how often their passports are lost. "

An executive of a big Premier League club told a story when a midfielder on the team wanted to leave the team. "When we were training, the head coach asked him to pass the ball to the striker. The first two passes were beautiful, but the next three times, he kicked the ball directly out of the sideline. He had a new contract and was injured without taking risks at all." The chairman of a club said : "Football contracts are the most protected thing, the problem is that players and their agents have all the initiative. As long as the contract has time, they are valuable to the club because you can sell for a good price. But if they have a stumble with you, they can choose to spend the contract and transfer freely. If you fire them, they can also leave for free, which often turns into a stalemate "

"According to historical regulations, clubs can only pay two weeks of salary for players. What is a two-week fine for a player like Isaac? He will make it back quickly in a new contract, just like winning a lottery."