Fair enough. Don't you think, though, that it's a little judgemental to me to call these perfectly normal things which plenty of people experience 'mental weakness'. A lot of people on here seem to not only hold professional footballers up to an extreme standard, but to regard only a narrow set of decisions as the 'right' ones or the 'strong' ones. We know nothing about what Daehli wants or cares about. Hell, maybe he's fallen madly in love with some Norwegian lass back home, who knows? Football may seem like the only thing he should care about to the fans, but that would be a stupid way to run your life as a player, because football only lasts a third of your life.
Reminds me a little of people berating Guardiola for his long-planned year out, saying he was weak and had crumbled under the pressure. In fact, he's just fecking rich and wanted to spend some of that money and time with his family. And now he's at the only club in the world better than the club he was at before.
