In the summer, the occasional national team player Žan Rogelj was also interesting for the Telemach First League giants: ‘I really didn’t want to go back to Slovenia’
When it became clear a few months ago that Žan Rogelj would not sign a new contract with Tyrol and would leave Innsbruck as a free agent, there was a rumour in the Slovenian public that the two biggest Slovenian clubs had also entered the battle for him. Žan Rogelj should also be interesting for
Olimpija
and
Maribor
, but the Gorenje player has decided that his return home will have to wait.
The 23-year-old moved from Austria to Belgium, where he signed for RSC Charleroi. As it seems at the moment, it was the right decision. The three-time Slovenian international has played six games in the Belgian championship so far and registered one assist.
“There was some talk after Tirol, but I really didn’t want to go back to Slovenia, although it’s nice to hear that such clubs are interested in you. When I was younger, I had the opportunity to go to Maribor, but my agent and I thought it would not be wise for my development. It was probably a good decision,” explained Žan Rogelj to Nogomania. The former Triglav member from Kranj also admitted that he had found his feet well in Belgium: “I had no problems switching from the Austrian to the Belgian league. Of course, it’s faster here, more dynamic, but I think I’m keeping up with the pace. I am happy and satisfied to be playing in one of the strongest leagues in Europe.”
This text was automatically translated using AI.
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