Dani Carvajal has announced worrying news for fans of Madrid's "Real" team. The 26-year-old right-back, who is considered one of the best players in his position, hinted at the possibility of going to play in the English "Premier" league. "Abroad? I am thinking about it, and the 'Premier' league is what I would like to try," said the defender. "I do not want to end my career not knowing what would have happened if I had played in England." "Of course, there is China, Qatar, and other possibilities, but we players should not chase after money. Like I said, the 'Premier' league intrigues me, so we will see what happens later. "Despite what I said, one of my goals is to spend the rest of my career in Madrid's 'Real' club. That would be something unbelievable for me." In the interview, D. Carvajal also remembered the time when Neymar arrived at Madrid's "Real" academy: "I remember him from our academy days. He told us he would stay in Madrid, we welcomed him with that, but everything turned out differently than planned." Carvajal's words about the "Premier" league were probably not directed towards next summer. However, Madrid's "Real" should pay attention to these words, as English clubs would gladly welcome the Spaniard into their ranks. The defender opened the doors of Madrid's club academy in 2002. He spent one season at Leverkusen's "Bayer," but returned after a year and became a key player for the "Whites" - he has already played 208 matches and scored five goals.
