Moroccan striker Youssef En-Nesyri is angry at his club CD Leganes for rejecting the offer of Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club, which wanted to sign a €20 million contract with him. En-Nesyri took to social media to criticize his club's decision in a series of posts that he deleted later, the Daily Mail reports. «It's like they say you're going with something indirectly. It's a family thing. It's sad to feel poorly treated by people who have shown me that they care about money too much», he argued. «When the big one promises and agrees to something with you and then the small one comes and changes the situation,' wrote the youngster rather cryptically», the 22-year-old footballer wrote, implicitly referring to his current club. For the record, En-Nesyri signed a five-year contract with Spain's CD Leganes in August 2018. The Moroccan player made several appearances with the Atlas Lions. He rose to fame after he scored against Spain at the 2018 World Cup. In July he was approached by the British club.
