The 31-year-old Danish midfielder Norgaard revealed in an interview with the national team that Arsenal will be the last foreign club he plays for. Norgao, who was previously the captain of Brentford, decided to transfer to Arsenal this summer, whic...
The 31-year-old Danish midfielder Norgaard revealed in an interview with the national team that Arsenal will be the last foreign club he plays for.
Norgao, who was previously the captain of Brentford, decided to transfer to Arsenal this summer, which surprised many people. However, the player's future plans have not changed: "I can guarantee that Arsenal will be the last foreign club I play for. After the contract expires, I will return to Brondby. My contract is 2+1. If it develops, If everything goes well, I will be happy to stay at Arsenal for another year, otherwise I will return to Denmark to play football in two years."
When talking about Arsenal's interest in him this summer, Norgaard said: "I was chatting with my friends at home. When I saw the agent's call, I thought I would reply later. I wanted to talk the next day, but he sent a message saying that Arsenal had called, so I immediately called. That's a call back. I said: Try your best, this opportunity is too rare to miss. "
"Arteta said he needs players like me, whether in the locker room or on the field, who may not be the starter, but must make the team's lineup stronger. It was great to make my debut in the Champions League. My teammates in the locker room all looked at me strangely. They didn’t understand why I was so happy when I only played 5 minutes. After all, everyone worked hard to get the starting spot and more playing time. But I have never played in the Champions League. I stood on the sidelines listening to the Champions League theme song. When I came on as a substitute and saw the Arsenal crest on my chest, I instantly felt that it was of great significance. Even if it was just five minutes, I was ecstatic. I hope to have more experiences like this in the future. "
