Fiorentina dismiss Promise, Ex-Liverpool is not included in the Main Squad

Fiorentina apparently refused to include the name of former Liverpool player Bobby Duncan on the list of top players this season.

In fact, Bobby Duncan moved to La Viola to increase his chances of playing in the first team this season. However, the Italian Serie A team decided not to put Duncan's name on the first team list.

On the Twitter page, La Viola revealed his welcoming address to 13 newcomers on the closing day of the European transfer market, including high-ranking players such as Franck Ribery and Kevin-Prince Boateng. But they did not mention the name of Bobby Duncan as one of the players who will play for the first team Vincenzo Montella.

The young player spoke after the transfer to Italy, thanking Tim Sherwood and Andy Townsend for supporting his transfer on Sky Sports The Debate.


The Reds were very disappointed with Duncan's departure, which was largely due to the behavior of his agent, Saif Rubie, who strongly criticized Liverpool and Michael Edwards in the media. Rubie said the Reds had slowed down and 'cheated' Duncan after learning about the young player's transfer plan.

Until finally, the Reds also let Duncan do what he wanted, even moving to Fiorentina. I hope players soon have the opportunity to play in the first team. However, it turns out this is not the case for players from other countries.

Only time will tell if Duncan has made the right decision regarding his future. According to Empire of the Kop's review, Liverpool can only hope that Duncan has a better career at La Viola, although the club also recommends that players change their agents.

Liverpool reportedly launched its young star, Bobby Duncan, to the city club in Florence on the closing day of the European transfer market, after his agent accused the club of "intimidating" the player.

Viola agreed to a deal with Liverpool worth around 1.8 million pounds or 31.6 billion rupees for the young players of the English national team.

At that time, according to some Red supporters, Duncan could follow in the footsteps of Virgil van Dijk if he left Anfield, that is, his career immediately surged with the new club. The supporters even claimed to be happy when Duncan scored for Fiorentina against the Reds.

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