Dardai Dismisses Maolida's Future at Hertha
Prospects of game time for winger Myziane Maolida at Hertha BSC look slim under coach Pal Dardai. At a press conference preceding Friday's away game at Hannover 96 (18:30/Sky), Dardai suggested Maolida should find a club more suited to his needs. "We're looking out for him. He won't be an idle spectator here. Yet, he'd be well-served to locate a club where he'll flourish and break free from us as soon as possible," Dardai stated [1].
Criticizing Maolida's inactivity during training sessions, Dardai described him as "the laziest player I have ever encountered in my life." However, he acknowledged the Frenchman's recent goal scoring prowess with Comoros during World Cup qualifiers. "He's got the fire now. He hasn't given up. That's commendable. But I won't let him pass through this rope again. The right-wing position has promising prospects here, including young, energetic players," revealed Dardai [1].
While focusing on improvement areas for defensive player Michal Karbownik, Dardai indicated desires for Karbownik to secure a spot in the first eleven. "Karbownik's lack of tackling, efficiency and focus necessitates improvement to regain his place in our first team," Dardai shared [1].
The off-form maiden season in Berlin for Myziane Maolida may call for a fresh start outside Hertha BSC. Potential destinations for a second chance include:
- Cardiff City: Expanding his horizons in the Championship division, Maolida could benefit from regular game time and a strong promotion push [1].
- Hibernian FC: With a history of integrating Hertha loan players, Hibernian's robust environment could provide the ideal setting for Maolida to reconstruct his form [2][3].
- KAA Gent: Belgian First Division side KAA Gent might show interest in the talented winger, providing a competitive atmosphere for him to rediscover his form [1].
- Standard Lüttich: Displaying success with loaned Hertha players, Standard Lüttich presents another enticing prospect for Maolida to rejuvenate his career [1].
From the shadows of Berlin, Myziane Maolida casts his eyes outward in search of a club offering consistent opportunities and a supportive environment to regain the magic lost during his debut season at Hertha BSC.
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