“They hate me” – Tyler Adams addresses Leeds United controversy after £23m legal threat

Tyler Adams, a midfielder for Bournemouth and the United States Men’s National Team,

thought back on his unhappy departure from Leeds United last season.

Adams had been a crowd favorite at Elland Road.

Leeds’s current Championship tenure began under quite dubious circumstances following their relegation and some contentious transfers.

In the summer of 2023, two filed a lawsuit to leave, both to Bournemouth,

after Tyler Adams made a £23 million jump.

Even though Adams’ actions have severely damaged the connection between Leeds supporters and the team,

the USMNT captain still has great memories of his season there.

Adams says he was astounded by the amount of support he and the side received:

The midfield player admitted that Elland Road supporters disliked him following his desire to go, saying as much:

“It’s a blue-collar city and a team built on hard work.” Even now,

I still remarkably connect with those fans. I could care less if they claim they hate me or not.

he regrettably missed the final stretch of the season, when he would have been extremely important.

But the way he got that move to Bournemouth destroyed any legacy he might have had with us.

The majority of his followers felt that he was worthy of the move,

but we don’t wish him well and think it’s disgusting to threaten legal action.

Undoubtedly, he is an excellent player, and it’s unfortunate that he felt the need to act in that manner.

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