Former Ajax Prodigy Ihattaren Exits Slavia Prague After Four Months
It’s official, Mohamed Ihattaren is no longer a Slavia Prague player. By mutual agreement, the two parties decided to terminate this contract, which had only lasted four months.
One of the main reasons for this separation lies in Ihattaren’s desire to be closer to his family to focus on his career. Slavia, understanding, has given its full support to this choice.
Arrived last December with a performance contract, Ihattaren never managed to establish himself in the first team. Quickly relegated to the reserve team, he never played an official match in the red and white colors.
His passage in the Czech Republic is only a new disappointment in the tumultuous career of the promising young player. Already ousted from Juventus last July, he never managed to live up to the expectations placed in him, whether in Amsterdam or Eindhoven.
His off-field antics have also contributed to tarnishing his image. His Italian adventure was a fiasco, and his return to the Netherlands did not revive his career. Personal setbacks, such as an arrest for assault on his partner, have only worsened the situation.
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