"Liverpool" defender Emre Can has stated that he wants to play in a "very big club" next season. The German has refused to extend his contract with the "Reds", and after it expires, he will be able to move to another team in the summer. The 24-year-old footballer is actively linked to Turin's "Juventus", but he has not made a decision yet. "Of course, the Bundesliga interests me. Why not? However, I have to say that sincerely, its level has decreased in recent years," Can told "Suddeutsche Zeitung". "The Premier League has the power to pay players more than the Bundesliga. It is very important for footballers." "I trust myself, and I would say that my qualities are enough to play in a very big club next season." The German national team member named the desire to compete for the most important trophies as the main reason for seeking new challenges. "Every footballer dreams about it (trophy - ed.), because it is a reward for work," Can added. "I am doing great in England. The Spanish league is also attractive. Speaking of tactics, the same goes for Germany and Italian club football, which has recently attracted others." "By the way, this also applies to France - their league has now established itself as one of the strongest in Europe. So, I wouldn't want to miss anything, as I still don't know what I will do in the summer."
