Sevilla boss ‘felt used’ over midfielder’s move to QPR
Esteban Granero. Photo: Adam Davy/EMPICS Sport
Friday, September 14, 2012
9:00 AM
Sevilla coach Michel has hit out at new Queens Park Rangers midfielder Esteban Granero using the La Liga club as a bargaining tool in his move to west London.
The Hoops signed the 25-year-old from Real Madrid in a £7 million move during the transfer window.
But Michel has suggested the Spaniard did not conduct himself honourably.
He told Sevilla’s TV channel: “Through a player of Real Madrid, Granero made contact with me and I related the situation to [Sevilla sporting director] Monchi.
“But in the end he took the decision not to come here. If I were Granero I would have decided to play for Sevilla. I felt used.”
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