Almunia:“It would be the toughest decision of my career and a big one,”

voldemort · 12-26-2007, 07:38 AM

Arsene Wenger has been the chief advocate of Almunia as a solution to England’s lack of reliable talent in the goalkeeping department.
“It would be the toughest decision of my career and a big one,” was the 30-year-old’s response.
“I will have to wait until that moment to see what is happening such as which goalkeeper England has or which one Spain has.
“Spain have never, never called me. And, if other people want me, I have to study my situation and take a decision because it is good for me. I will not close the door to anything,” he added.
“Honestly I’m not thinking about being an international goalkeeper for Spain. My mind is here in Arsenal in London and, at the moment, I don’t have many options to play for Spain. But I don’t care, I am very happy here.
“I would be very pleased to take a decision that would make me happy and my family happy.”

source:goal.com

12-26-2007, 07:38 AM	#1 (permalink)
voldemort Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 8,186	Almunia:“It would be the toughest decision of my career and a big one,” Arsene Wenger has been the chief advocate of Almunia as a solution to England’s lack of reliable talent in the goalkeeping department. “It would be the toughest decision of my career and a big one,” was the 30-year-old’s response. “I will have to wait until that moment to see what is happening such as which goalkeeper England has or which one Spain has. “Spain have never, never called me. And, if other people want me, I have to study my situation and take a decision because it is good for me. I will not close the door to anything,” he added. “Honestly I’m not thinking about being an international goalkeeper for Spain. My mind is here in Arsenal in London and, at the moment, I don’t have many options to play for Spain. But I don’t care, I am very happy here. “I would be very pleased to take a decision that would make me happy and my family happy.” source:goal.com