Valencia star David Villa has dismissed reports that he has begun hous-hunting in Madrid.
The 27-year-old has long been linked with a move to Real Madrid and reports says president-elect Florentino Peez is keen on bringing the striker to the Bernabeu.
“Anything can happen in football but I have a five year contract and no-one in charge of Valencia has told me that I will not be fulfilling my term,†he told La Sexta.
“God will tell me what will happen, but I neither have a house in Madrid nor am I looking for one.
“At the moment, I do not have anything and I try to invest in many different cities. But in Madrid, I have not looked at anything yet.â€Â
[Source: La Sexta]
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June 4, 2009
real cant mantain villa they only need player by their name
but barca give them the oportunity to develope their skills more
so villa its time to leave valencia n move abit further the only team that can make u shine is fcbarca the displayed football around u to make u score much goal that u never scored before so use this oportunity im sure u wont regret it