Xabi Alonso says he was right to leave Real Madrid for
Bayern Munich and wants to win the Champions
League this season.
Xabi Alonso is confident he was right to leave Real Madrid for
Bayern Munich last year.
The 33-year-old moved to the Allianz Arena in August 2014 after
five years in the Spanish capital, winning the Bundesliga title
last season under Pep Guardiola.
Alonso maintains the time was right to opt for a new challenge
and denies he is considering bringing his playing career to an
end in the near future.
"I think so," he told Bayern's official website when asked if he
felt he had made the right decision. "I've really enjoyed being at
the club so far. It's an excellent experience for me and I still
hope to have more success this season than last.
"I feel as good as I have done before and I enjoy every minute
on the pitch. If that wasn't the case, it would be the moment to
stop. "
Alonso has now set his sights on emulating former Netherlands
international Clarence Seedorf by winning the Champions
League with three different clubs.
"To win the Champions League with Bayern would be very
special for me," said Alonso, who lifted the trophy in 2005 with
Liverpool and 2014 with Madrid.
"It would be the third team I've won the trophy with, something
that only Clarence Seedorf has managed to do to date.
"It would be something very special [to face Madrid], something
exciting. I wore the white jersey for five years and I still have a
close relationship with the club, and with the people there, just
as I do with Liverpool."
Bayern Munich and wants to win the Champions
League this season.
Xabi Alonso is confident he was right to leave Real Madrid for
Bayern Munich last year.
The 33-year-old moved to the Allianz Arena in August 2014 after
five years in the Spanish capital, winning the Bundesliga title
last season under Pep Guardiola.
Alonso maintains the time was right to opt for a new challenge
and denies he is considering bringing his playing career to an
end in the near future.
"I think so," he told Bayern's official website when asked if he
felt he had made the right decision. "I've really enjoyed being at
the club so far. It's an excellent experience for me and I still
hope to have more success this season than last.
"I feel as good as I have done before and I enjoy every minute
on the pitch. If that wasn't the case, it would be the moment to
stop. "
Alonso has now set his sights on emulating former Netherlands
international Clarence Seedorf by winning the Champions
League with three different clubs.
"To win the Champions League with Bayern would be very
special for me," said Alonso, who lifted the trophy in 2005 with
Liverpool and 2014 with Madrid.
"It would be the third team I've won the trophy with, something
that only Clarence Seedorf has managed to do to date.
"It would be something very special [to face Madrid], something
exciting. I wore the white jersey for five years and I still have a
close relationship with the club, and with the people there, just
as I do with Liverpool."


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