Italian footballer Mattia De Sciglio has spoken out against the Czech club Hradec Králové following the collapse of his potential transfer, which he describes as disappointing. Initially seen as a surprising move, his potential arrival was expected to boost the team's experience and visibility within the Czech league. However, the transfer did not materialize, leaving many questions unanswered regarding the club's reasoning.

The club's management attributed the cancellation of De Sciglio's transfer to concerns that the 33-year-old would not be an 'immediate reinforcement.' Subsequently, there were speculations about issues surrounding his medical examination that influenced the decision. In response, De Sciglio felt compelled to publicly rebut such rumors in order to protect his professional reputation and clarify the status of his health, which he insists has been regularly confirmed by official medical reports.

This incident raises questions about the management and communication strategies within Hradec Králové, particularly in how they handle prospective signings and their fitness evaluations. De Sciglio's statements reflect frustration not only with the current situation but also potentially erode the club's reputation when it comes to attracting experienced talent. The implications of this situation could resonate beyond the immediate transfer window, influencing future negotiations and the club's image in the football community.