Overview
- Feyenoord and Al Nassr had agreed a club-record €40 million fee, but the Saudi side refused to receive Hancko at its Austrian training camp
- Al Nassr denied him hotel access and barred him from training, prompting an immediate recall to Feyenoord’s pre-season camp in Grassau, Germany
- The Dutch club branded the conduct “scandalous and without precedents” and froze all linked negotiations, including the Rav van den Berg deal
- Hancko, who had surrendered his Rotterdam apartment keys and farewelled teammates, has now resumed training under Feyenoord’s coaching staff
- Atletico Madrid is reportedly exploring a new bid for the unsettled defender after the collapse of the Al Nassr move