The one year stay of Chidiebere Nwakali at Swedish side Kalmar has come to an end ‎with the club announcing that they have terminated the contract of the 23 year old, who was once upon a time on the books of Manchester City.

Nwakali was sacked for missing pre season training after a row with the club over the payment for his flight ticket to return back to the club after coming home for the Christmas break. He returned to Sweden last week.

The club announced via their Sporting Director Jorgen Petersson that they have decided to terminate the remainder of the four year deal he signed at the club last summer as he broke the provisions of his contract by returning late for Nigeria, where he went to spend the Christmas break.

” We follow the the usual working days and when you do not follow the work, we did what we should do and won’t comment any further. Through his behavior he has violated parts of his contract which is not okay. He did come for pre season. It was such a gross breach of contract and there are no places to sell him”, he said.

” The deal is broken, he has broken the agreement by not coming here for pre season training. We wish him and his representatives well”, he concluded.

Since signing for Kalmar on a free transfer, the midfielder who has played for Nigeria at all youth levels bar U23 and the main senior national team has not made a single appearance for the team.

He only made the bench once before he was sent home to treat himself from a bout of malaria he suffered upon his arrival at the club. He is reportedly set to demand for compensation over the cancellation of his contract.

Read more here https://thickmatch.com/official-nwakali-sacked-returning-late-christmas-break/

Na wa o

Village people don catch this one

He don blow all the money way he suppose use buy ticket go back to him base for Sweden

There's this common bad trait in some Nigerians.. We lack professionalism.. Even if you are tired of the club or the situation you find yourself, there other ways you can get your exit than damage a promising career

This is quite sad, nigerians should learn to obey and fulfill their part of a contract.