Former Levski player Nasiru Mohamed returned to the Swedish team Heken and gave an interview to "MSN", in which he recalled his two-year stay in Bulgaria. The Ghanaian said that in just one period of half a year everything was fine with the "blues":
"In some respects I felt good in Levski, but in others very bad. In those 2 years I had only six months there, which were perfect. The rest of the year and a half was crazy and difficult. It's not good to play for no money. I haven't taken anything for seven months," Nasiru admitted, adding:
"It was very difficult. I didn't get a chance to play. The coaches also changed often. The club certainly has its reasons for this situation. Maybe their boys wanted to play. At least the fans insist on that. But one year they told me directly that they wanted to separate. I don't think about the money that Levski owes me. The important thing is that I have peace of mind, a team and the opportunity to play again," commented Nasiru Mohamed.