Werder Bremen's Said Husejinovic is not allowed to train with the first team amid speculation over his future.
Midfielder told he will not be allowed to train with the first team
Werder Bremen general manager Klaus Allofs has told midfielder Said Husejinovic that he is still not allowed to train with the first team amid speculation over his future.
A transfer of the Bosnian to Skoda Xanthi in Greece recently collapsed after he decided against the move.
Husejinovic has 12 months left on his Bremen contract and he has been at the Bundesliga club since 2008, but it appears certain he does not have a future at the Weserstadion.
Klaus Allofs told
Weserreport newspaper: "Said Husejinovic will definitely not return to any first-team training at Werder Bremen. I will once more talk to him about that.
"We will fully ensure he is getting his training, however, we cannot let him have training at our reserves as he is not eligible to play for them in the league."
Allofs added: "I am fully able to understand that he is not out to move on, as our club is a good club.
"However, we have told him several times he is not good enough to play for us in the Bundesliga.
"He has already had several chances to leave our club, not just now but also a year ago. At some point all his arguments appear somehow flimsy to me."
