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Former Leeds United striker Pawel Cibicki has admitted his move to the Yorkshire club in 2017 was a big mistake and he wishes he had never moved to Elland Road.
The Swedish star was a relatively unknown footballer, but it could have been different if he had scored against England in the 2017 European Under-21 Championship.
Cibicki believes that goal would have earned him a move to the Premier League, but the former striker had to choose between Leeds and Leganés and believes he made the wrong decision.
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In an interview with sports shovel through SportWitnessThe 30-year-old today spoke about his move to Leeds and his gambling addiction. The Swedish star is still serving a four-year ban for betting infringements after deliberately receiving a yellow card in a clash between Elfsborg and Kalmar in 2019.
Cibicki’s career is a sad story and he believes it could have been different.
Pawel Cibicki regrets move to Leeds United in 2017
“I had to choose between Leeds and Leganés. “Obviously I should have chosen Spain and La Liga, that is much more my type of football, but Leeds ended up there,” said the former footballer. sports shovel.
“The game was about to completely dominate me and my girlfriend at the time didn’t want to follow me in professional life, she wanted to stay in Sweden. And when they left me alone there in England, everything went completely off the rails. He received a little over 200,000 crowns a month from Leeds; That amount could be gone in an hour. “There was no limit.”
Although his time at Leeds is when the Swedish star lost control of his life, the Yorkshire club cannot be blamed for the decisions Cibicki made. It is very likely that the people of the white team would have tried to help their former player, but it is possible that he would never have raised his problems.
Cibicki would only play 10 times for Leeds and it is unfortunate that he did not enjoy his time at one of England’s biggest and best clubs.
