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Gor Mahia coach Zradvko Logarusic says Brazilian striker Giovanni Rodriguez needs more time to fit into the club just a day after he was handed a two-year contract.<\/p>\n
While giving an assessment of the player, Logarusic said: \u201cAny player from Brazil needs to show straight away that he has what it takes to fit in a club like ours.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith him, I haven\u2019t seen it. He looks out of shape and appears not to have played football for a long time. But may be then he needs a lot more time for me to see what he can do,\u201d said Logarusic.<\/p>\n
Logarusic said the team has the best attacking force in the country comprising Paul Kion gera, Rama Salim and Dan Sserunkuma.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf Rodriguez can show me that he can play better than Sserenkuma or Kiongera then we can talk. He should understand that the standards are much higher for him considering that he is an outsider. We expect results from him immediately,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
However , Gor Mahia Secretary General, George Bwana, confirmed they have given the player a two-year contract in a deal that will make him the highest paid in the local league.<\/p>\n
Which begs the question , if Logarusic thinks Giovani has not proven himself, then why has the club already offered him a 2 year contract and made him the best paid player in the league ?<\/p>\n
If he does not become a productive player, then the club could find itself paying a bench warmer for the next two seasons or risk FIFA sanctions. It is also inexplicable why a professional player would show up in such a bad shape. Even more baffling is why said player would be given a 2 year contract before he even participated in training.<\/p>\n