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Wilson Palacios: I Will Keep Working For A Move To A Bigger Club
Honduran targets transfer to the Bernabeu.
Mar 10, 2010 3:07:00 AM
By Adithya Ananth
Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Wilson Palacios has revealed that he would like to use the club as a springboard to launch himself into joining Real Madrid.
The Honduras international arrived at White Hart Lane from Wigan Athletic in January last year, after a fee of £12 million had been agreed between the two clubs.
"I am really happy at Tottenham but I will continue working for a future move to a bigger club," Palacios told The Sun.
"I would like to play for Real Madrid."
The 25-year-old has been doing well in north London this season, having made 28 appearances, scoring one goal and assisting in another. He also put in a stand-out performance during Saturday's goalless draw in the FA Cup quarter-final against Fulham.
He concluded: "Today, many people respect me in England. That's because of my hard-working attitude."
Palacios is currently No.433 overall in the Castrol Rankings, the seventh highest ranked Spurs player.
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The Honduras international arrived at White Hart Lane from Wigan Athletic in January last year, after a fee of £12 million had been agreed between the two clubs.
"I am really happy at Tottenham but I will continue working for a future move to a bigger club," Palacios told The Sun.
"I would like to play for Real Madrid."
The 25-year-old has been doing well in north London this season, having made 28 appearances, scoring one goal and assisting in another. He also put in a stand-out performance during Saturday's goalless draw in the FA Cup quarter-final against Fulham.
He concluded: "Today, many people respect me in England. That's because of my hard-working attitude."
Palacios is currently No.433 overall in the Castrol Rankings, the seventh highest ranked Spurs player.
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