Dressing room bomb! It is revealed that Visa threatened the strike, and Brentford s new coach is dealing with iron-fisted

Brentford coach Keith Andrews confirmed that Democratic Republic striker Joan Visa will miss the team's first round of Premier League match against Nottingham Forest. This decision stems from the player transfer storm - Newcastle's £25 million offer was rejected, but 28-year-old Visa still insists on seeking a chance to leave the team.

It is reported that Visa left the team's pre-season training camp early after learning of the Newcastle offer in July and threatened to refuse to play for the club if the transfer is blocked. He didn't return to the first team training until early this month. "I decided not to let him play," Andrews said, "His pre-season preparations are very unsystematic, you all know the impact of transfer rumors. "

Visa, who scored 19 Premier League goals last season, is eager to participate in the Champions League, and although the Bees want to keep people, they face realistic considerations. Andrews admitted: "As the head coach, I certainly hope he stays, but we must focus on players in good shape on Sunday. Visa is obviously not in the best shape at the moment. "

This summer's eventful situation against Brentford: coach Thomas Frank switched to Tottenham, and main players such as Mbemo, Norgao and Fleken left the team one after another. Despite introducing new players such as Henderson and Kelleh, Visa's transfer deadlock is still the biggest variable. "The only thing that disrupts the preparation plan is the Visa incident," Andrews admits, "The players certainly want him to stay, but the reality is not ideal. "

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