It seems that there is a dispute between Cameroonian striker Ernest Nfor and his club, KV Kortrijk, as he was reportedly refused access to the training stadium on Tuesday by two security agents. The issue revolves around Nfor’s desire for a change of scenery, and he is looking for a transfer despite being under contract with Kortrijk until 2014.
The main challenge appears to be the transfer fee demanded by KV Kortrijk, which Nfor considers too high. The club is said to be asking for 250,000 euros, a sum that potential suitors, such as Mons or Baku, are unwilling to pay.
When Nfor arrived at the Eperons d’Or stadium for pre-season preparation on Tuesday, he found the gate closed, and access was denied by security agents. Despite being under contract, Nfor expressed his desire to train and was surprised by the situation. He mentioned that he was directed to train on the pitches reserved for young players but insisted that he should still have the right to access the locker rooms. The incident underscores the tension between the player and the club amid his desire for a transfer.
