As I understand it, Pan’s agent has terminated the contract negotiations (with or without Pan’s agreement) which is part of his/her’s job to get the best deal for the player in his short playing career. Failure to get promotion has probably had a significant impact on the stance of the agent as to how strong a case could be made for a better deal than was being offered by Argyle. The agent may think that there is a club out there ready to pay more than Argyle has offered and has gambled on this. He/she may be wrong.
It is clear to me that Argyle have done the right thing and stated that if Pan doesn’t want to stay for the immediate future then we will replace him with someone they believe fills the gap left behind in our system of play. Making him available now gives Argyle the chance to take the best offer from clubs who have offloaded players to find the likes of Pan.
I did like Pan’s energy and enthusiasm and I wish him well wherever he finds his future.
COYGs.
It is clear to me that Argyle have done the right thing and stated that if Pan doesn’t want to stay for the immediate future then we will replace him with someone they believe fills the gap left behind in our system of play. Making him available now gives Argyle the chance to take the best offer from clubs who have offloaded players to find the likes of Pan.
I did like Pan’s energy and enthusiasm and I wish him well wherever he finds his future.
COYGs.