Max Meyer has been banished to Schalke reserves.
Max Meyer has played his last game for Schalke after the club confirmed he will spend the remainder of the season with the reserves.
The 22-year-old will leave the Veltins-Arena on a free transfer at the end of the campaign after failing to agree an extension on his current deal. Meyer criticised the club in an interview this week, attacking the president for his comments on the decision being motivated by money.
Schalke club president Clemens Tonnies said: “The money train has overtaken emotions. Those who stay at a club forever – there are not many anymore.”
Meyer has been linked with Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham.
He responded by saying: “I was never concerned about the money, otherwise I would have accepted the second improved offer.
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