Michail Antonio Talks Move to Al-Sailiya Post-Injury Struggles
Đăng trên Tháng ba 03, 2026, updated on Tháng ba 03, 2026
Michail Antonio has opened up about his recent transfer to Qatari side Al-Sailiya, revealing the emotional and physical challenges he faced following a severe car crash in December 2024. The former West Ham forward, who is eager to make his mark after a lengthy absence from club football, described the experience of returning as a "dream come true."
After struggling to find a new team in England due to concerns over his fitness post-injury, Antonio had a change of heart and accepted a two-month contract in Qatar. He explained how he initially resisted the idea of training with clubs to prove his capacity but ultimately recognized he needed to demonstrate his readiness to compete again.
Antonio's move came after discussions with his Jamaica teammate Mason Holgate, who plays for Al-Sailiya. Reflecting on his time at West Ham, where he became the club's all-time Premier League top scorer, Antonio expressed disappointment at not being able to end his tenure there on his terms.
Despite the challenges, he remains optimistic about proving his capabilities on the pitch. As he embarks on this new chapter, Antonio is focused on regaining his form and contributing significantly to Al-Sailiya, while keeping an eye on potential future opportunities back in Europe.
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