Andy Carroll had no foresight of the end of his career when he broke his contract with Newcastle last summer, but the truth is that the season has begun and the 32-year-old remains unemployed. The former England player, who represented his national team in 9 games, scoring two goals, is left without a team and does not hide his disappointment.
“I thought I would end my career at Newcastle. I thought I would be myself for the next four or five years, but this did not happen for many reasons, ”he said in an interview with Athletic. portal. “To be honest, it was very difficult for me not to play when I knew I could change something,” added the midfielder, who continues to train daily to look his best when invited. “I want to play as long as possible.”
The family is waiting. “The kids still think I’m going to sign with Manchester City or Barcelona, which we all know won’t happen, but they make me get the club and that’s what I want to do. I want to play ahead of my family and win games. My passion has not faded. “
Andy Carroll trained at Newcastle, where he made his Premier League debut in 2006. In 2011 he came to Liverpool, moved to West Ham and in 2011 returned to the club where he was born to play football.
