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Radovan Pankov leaving Legia Warszawa?
Szymon Janczyk from Weszlo.com reported that Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors will be Radovan Pankov's new club and that he will have a net salary of around half a million euros per season. According to 'Fakt', Pankov will sign a three-year contract and earn about 1.2 million euros per year, but Janczyk states the salary will be lower, at about half a million euros net per season.
Szymon Janczyk from Weszlo.com reported that Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors will be Radovan Pankov's new club and that he will have a net salary of around half a million euros per season. According to 'Fakt', Pankov will sign a three-year contract and earn about 1.2 million euros per year, but Janczyk states the salary will be lower, at about half a million euros net per season.
According to 'Fakt', Radovan Pankov will play for a club in South Korea. The outlet reports that in Asia he will earn around 1.2 million euros, which is three times as much as in Poland, where Legia was supposed to pay him 400 thousand euros per season. The Serbian defender's contract will be valid for three years, and if he fulfills it, he will earn 3.6 million euros.
According to 'Fakt', Radovan Pankov will play for a club in South Korea. The outlet reports that in Asia he will earn around 1.2 million euros, which is three times as much as in Poland, where Legia was supposed to pay him 400 thousand euros per season. The Serbian defender's contract will be valid for three years, and if he fulfills it, he will earn 3.6 million euros.
In January, Radovan Pankov was told that contract talks were suspended due to finances and the league table situation. Players were also told in March and April that there was still no return to talks. Marcin Szymczyk revealed that in March and April, it was stated that there was still no return to talks, and also revealed on Kanał Sportowy that because Radovan Pankov had other offers, he decided to choose Asia.
In January, Radovan Pankov was told that contract talks were suspended due to finances and the league table situation. Players were also told in March and April that there was still no return to talks. Marcin Szymczyk revealed that in March and April, it was stated that there was still no return to talks, and also revealed on Kanał Sportowy that because Radovan Pankov had other offers, he decided to choose Asia.
Radovan Pankov announced his departure from Legia Warsaw before the end of the season. Pankov is a Vojvodina academy graduate, and according to Paweł Gołaszewski, he will most likely play for a Japanese club. In the "Poznań vs Warsaw" program, it was mentioned that Radovan Pankov has already reached an agreement with his new employer and will receive a significant salary increase compared to what Legia was able to offer.
Radovan Pankov announced his departure from Legia Warsaw before the end of the season. Pankov is a Vojvodina academy graduate, and according to Paweł Gołaszewski, he will most likely play for a Japanese club. In the "Poznań vs Warsaw" program, it was mentioned that Radovan Pankov has already reached an agreement with his new employer and will receive a significant salary increase compared to what Legia was able to offer.
Radovan Pankov announced in a statement on Legia.net that he will leave Legia Warszawa this summer, thanking the fans and confirming his decision. Sporting director Michał Żewłakow expressed on Canal+ Sport that he would like to keep Radovan Pankov at the club, but indicated this would be difficult due to the player's expectations and offers from other directions.
Radovan Pankov announced in a statement on Legia.net that he will leave Legia Warszawa this summer, thanking the fans and confirming his decision. Sporting director Michał Żewłakow expressed on Canal+ Sport that he would like to keep Radovan Pankov at the club, but indicated this would be difficult due to the player's expectations and offers from other directions.
Michał Żewłakow said that they wish to extend Pankov's contract, but must contend with the player's demands and other offers the player is receiving.
Michał Żewłakow said that they wish to extend Pankov's contract, but must contend with the player's demands and other offers the player is receiving.
According to Sport.pl, Radovan Pankov is one of several Legia players whose contracts expire in June, and no new contract negotiations are ongoing.
According to Sport.pl, Radovan Pankov is one of several Legia players whose contracts expire in June, and no new contract negotiations are ongoing.
Radovan Pankov was excluded from the squad by Iñaki Astiz due to his desire to leave the club in the winter, six months before the expiration of his current contract.
Radovan Pankov was excluded from the squad by Iñaki Astiz due to his desire to leave the club in the winter, six months before the expiration of his current contract.
Radovan Pankov's contract with Legia Warszawa is set to expire at the end of June. Marek S. (bez zadęcia), who hosts the podcast 'Kilka słów o Legii', stated that Pankov was one of the lowest-paid foreign players in the squad and requested a salary increase. The first proposal offered was for a salary lower than or similar to his existing one. A slight salary increase was promised by Michał Żewłakow, but this promise was not kept. Legia Warszawa then experienced a crisis, and communication with Pankov stopped. Pankov has lost patience and intends to leave the club this winter. An early departure is considered a probable scenario.
Radovan Pankov's contract with Legia Warszawa is set to expire at the end of June. Marek S. (bez zadęcia), who hosts the podcast 'Kilka słów o Legii', stated that Pankov was one of the lowest-paid foreign players in the squad and requested a salary increase. The first proposal offered was for a salary lower than or similar to his existing one. A slight salary increase was promised by Michał Żewłakow, but this promise was not kept. Legia Warszawa then experienced a crisis, and communication with Pankov stopped. Pankov has lost patience and intends to leave the club this winter. An early departure is considered a probable scenario.
Turkey is a probable transfer destination for Radovan Pankov, according to Fakt. Teams from the Turkish Super Lig have already started talks regarding signing the player, whose contract with Legia concludes in June.
Turkey is a probable transfer destination for Radovan Pankov, according to Fakt. Teams from the Turkish Super Lig have already started talks regarding signing the player, whose contract with Legia concludes in June.
According to Sport.pl, Radovan Pankov wants to leave Legia Warszawa. Several clubs have already made inquiries about him. If talks accelerate, a transfer could happen as early as winter. Pankov's contract with Legia ends in June.
According to Sport.pl, Radovan Pankov wants to leave Legia Warszawa. Several clubs have already made inquiries about him. If talks accelerate, a transfer could happen as early as winter. Pankov's contract with Legia ends in June.
According to Sport.pl, Radovan Pankov may leave Legia this winter. He is reportedly pushing for a transfer himself.
According to Sport.pl, Radovan Pankov may leave Legia this winter. He is reportedly pushing for a transfer himself.
Adrian Janiuk from 'Fakt' reports that Radovan Pankov will not extend his expiring contract with Legia Warsaw. The report states that both parties do not see further cooperation and the player himself wants to try something new. The source quoted a person from the player's entourage who said that Radovan would like to change his environment and seek a new challenge. This person added that he would prefer to do it as early as this winter, but at the moment, it is hard to imagine such a scenario.
Adrian Janiuk from 'Fakt' reports that Radovan Pankov will not extend his expiring contract with Legia Warsaw. The report states that both parties do not see further cooperation and the player himself wants to try something new. The source quoted a person from the player's entourage who said that Radovan would like to change his environment and seek a new challenge. This person added that he would prefer to do it as early as this winter, but at the moment, it is hard to imagine such a scenario.
Serbian defender Radovan Pankov, 30, is reportedly interested in a move to the Middle East. His contract with Legia Warsaw runs until June 2026, but he desires a significant salary increase. Additionally, he does not fit the ideal defender profile for Edward Iordănescu, the club's coach, which may result in his departure after the season. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €800k.
Serbian defender Radovan Pankov, 30, is reportedly interested in a move to the Middle East. His contract with Legia Warsaw runs until June 2026, but he desires a significant salary increase. Additionally, he does not fit the ideal defender profile for Edward Iordănescu, the club's coach, which may result in his departure after the season. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €800k.
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