Spanish midfielder Jose Manuel Jurado has publicly vented his frustration at lack of first team opportunities at Schalke.
The 25-year-old joined the Miners in a €13 million deal from Atletico Madrid in August 2010, but has since failed to justify the hefty price tag.
The Spaniard has mostly been restricted to substitute appearances this season and he is now widely tipped to leave the club at the end of the season.
After he was an unused substitute against Hoffenheim, Jurado revealed his anger via his Twitter account.
“Do not play and sit four hours in the buss – there is no comparison.”
And now the Spaniard complained for not making the squad for the Borussia Dortmund game.
“Two days of training with physio and then not to be in the squad is the worst,” Jurado tweeted.
The club chiefs are unlikely to tolerate such behaviour and they will do everything to sell the player in the summer.
The only problem is that the Miners won’t be able to return the money invested in him as the player’s value has decreased a great deal this season.
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