Norman, who left Russia, was convicted in Norway for joining a Saudi club
Norwegian midfielder Matthias Normann, who left Russia after the drone attack on Moscow City, has been criticized for choosing a new club. It is reported by NRK.
The head coach of the Norwegian national team, Stole Solbakken, condemned the athlete for moving to the Saudi Al-Raed and demanded an explanation from him. “We must continue to work against what Saudi Arabia stands for when it comes to human rights, views on homosexuality and the position of women in society,” he said.
On August 9, Norman sent a notice to Rostov and Dynamo Moscow about the termination of the contract due to the fact that drones crashed into the Moscow City building. Then, referring to these circumstances, the legionnaire left the country.
From 2019 to 2021, Norman played for Rostov, after which he spent a year at the English Norwich on loan. In the fall of 2022, the player was again loaned to Dynamo.
Source: Lenta
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