Mohammad Javad Hosseinnejad is experiencing different days at Dynamo Makhachkala. This Russian club, which failed to sell its Iranian midfielder last summer, is now trying to convince him to extend his contract for another year. Meanwhile, Hosseinnejad has made a firm decision to leave this club.
Background of Hosseinnejad's Departure from Dynamo Makhachkala
Hosseinnejad's contract with Dynamo Makhachkala ends at the conclusion of the current season, and he has no intention of extending it. Last summer, several offers were received by the Dynamo management for this Iranian playmaker, and the club set his release fee at one million and four hundred thousand dollars. At that time, Esteghlal Tehran and Rio Ave Portugal expressed their willingness to pay this amount.
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Esteghlal even reached an agreement stage with Hosseinnejad, but due to the transfer window being closed, they could not finalize his transfer. On the other hand, Dynamo Makhachkala did not agree to Rio Ave's proposal to pay the release fee in two installments and ultimately kept Hosseinnejad in Russia.
Dynamo's Pressures and Hosseinnejad's Final Decision
Now the situation is completely different. Hosseinnejad, who made his decision to end his collaboration with Dynamo some time ago, is not willing to stay at this club for another season. He prefers to continue his current contract until the end of the season and then move to a new destination as a free agent.
The insistence of Dynamo's management to keep Hosseinnejad has even led to him being benched. The club's managers have asked the head coach to keep Hosseinnejad on the bench, applying pressure on him to agree to extend his contract. However, this method has not yielded results so far, and Hosseinnejad continues to insist on his decision to leave at the end of the season.
He intends to fulfill his commitments to Dynamo until the end of his contract and then continue his football career outside of Russia. Given the end of this player's contract, Hosseinnejad's departure at the end of the season could create different circumstances for him, as unlike last summer, his next club will not need to pay a release fee. This could make the presence of this Iranian midfielder in one of the European teams a serious option.
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