Amiri about the change: Why Mainz 05 was his first choice

Amiri about the change: Why Mainz 05 was his first choice

nadiem Amiri gave exciting insights into his exchange considerations during the past summer in a recent interview with the 'Sport Bild'. The 27-year-old midfielder revealed that he had intensively talked to Eintracht Frankfurt about a possible transfer before ultimately signing 05 at Mainz. As Amiri emphasized, these conversations were "quite wide", when it comes to the possibility of switching to the "eagles". But despite this promising perspective, Amiri had to make a decision, and it fell in Mainz.

The time for Amiri, which was faced with many challenges in the last six months before the summer transfer. He explained that he had a hard time to "end the Mainz chapter again immediately" after playing an important role there. On the Bruchweg he not only found an association that brought him the necessary trust, but also the opportunity to revive his career. For this reason, he signed a contract with Mainz 05 until 2028, in the firm belief that he has the ideal platform there to exploit his potential.

feeling of belonging in Mainz

Amiri spoke very positively about his experiences in Mainz. "I felt brutally comfortable from the first second," he said, adding that the club's trust led directly to an increase in his self -confidence. The team played a crucial role when it came to securing the relegation that was considered impossible. The player emphasized how happy he was in these months and that he could show everyone that he had not lost his skills.

The fact that Amiri was able to play only half of the games for his old Club Bayer Leverkusen in the season is not worried. The atmosphere and the team chemistry in Mainz obviously gave him so much that every other club took a back seat. When asked whether he would make the same decision again, he replied: "If it were exactly like now, then yes."

The decision of Nadiem Amiri not only represents an individual change, but also reflects the dynamics of the football market, where players often face difficult decisions. Amiri shows that well -being and emotional binding to an association play an as big role as financial incentives or the prospect of sporting success. This aspect could also be important for other players who are in similar situations.