Daniel Agger has admitted that differences of opinion between him and Brendan Rodgers led to his exit from Liverpool after eight years at the club.
Agger, who rejoined Brondby in August for ÂŁ3m, suggested that Rodgers did not appreciate his contribution last season and believes his direct approach impacted on his relationship with the manager.
âLet me put it this way: me and the manager were perhaps not on the same page for all of last season. For most of last season at least,â Agger told the Danish TV programme Onside.
âThere was some distance between us and for me that was enough. I didnât feel that he appreciated the things I contributed. And when I feel that, then it is time to move on.â
âMaybe where it went wrong between me and him is that I am very direct. I say things as they are, and also expect that people are [that way towards] to me. Maybe itâs wrong to expect that.â
Agger, however, added that Rodgers is an âincredibly talented manâ and an âextremely competent coachâ.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/sep/22/daniel-agger-brendan-rodgers-liverpool