This is one of the great unknowns of women’s football. What is the next destination of Vivianne Miedema, one of the most sought after players by the big clubs? The Dutch forward, after announcing that he will not continue at Arsenal, admitted in his column in Dutch newspaper AD that he will decide this summer which club he will choose and that he may be in England… or not, because he considering various offers.
“I feel good to go to a different environment. I played for Arsenal for seven years and the club is part of my life. But it’s time for something new. I have some options. In England, but more . I will make a decision during my vacation,” he wrote in the newspaper.
Only three weeks ago it became known Myedema I stopped being an Arsenal player. The 27-year-old forward became a stronghold at both the English club and the Dutch national team, until a serious knee injury sidelined him from the last World Cup that Spain won in Australia. Now, three months after his return, he hopes to regain his best level for next season. But it is far from London.
The international said in a letter, which he shared on his social networks, his farewell to Arsenal after seven seasons where he established himself as a world star. He achieved enviable figures with 125 goals and 50 assists in his 172 games for Arsenal: “When I arrived at the age of 21, I was very excited about the ambition of this club. I wanted to be part of this journey and help the club return to the Champions League and win titles. “Winning the Continental Cup in my first year here felt very special.”
The forward, still recovering from a cruciate ligament rupture, finished the season on a high, currently leading scorer in the WSL. “Tearing my ACL was one of the hardest things I’ve had to go through in my career, but having the support of my teammates helped me stay motivated.”
Now the Dutchwoman is taking the daisy from her new destination, which is focused on Manchester City according to some media, but she is not closing any doors on anything.
Source: La Verdad
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