Frenkie de Jong: “I Don’t Care Where I Play For Barcelona”

Written by Patrick Echatah
Barçelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong was back in the starting XI for the Spanish club on Thursday, the Dutchman was impressive in their emphatic 3-0 win over over Villarreal
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The 25-year-old took over from Sergio Busquets at the Camp Nou and will have given Xavi plenty to think about with a commanding performance.
De Jong spoke after the match and made it clear he doesn’t really care where he plays, he just wants to be on the pitch for Barcelona.
“After the bad results against Inter and Real Madrid, we needed to win,” he said.
“If you win games, there is a better atmosphere in the locker room and your morale goes up. Villarreal is a very good team and we played very well. A 3-0 at half-time is very good.
“I don’t care where I play, but I feel comfortable when I participate in the game, when I playthe ball a lot and tonight I touched the ball a lot.”
Thursday’s win was a huge result for Barcelona after disappointments against Inter and Real Madrid and relieves some of the pressure on Xavi.
The boss made plenty of changes to his team for the visit of the Yellow Submarine and was rewarded with an impressive showing from his team.
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Meanwhile…
Turkish giants Galatasaray have reportedly made contract with Memphis Depay regarding a possible move in 2023.
Depay is into the final year of his contract at the Camp Nou and is struggling for game time under Xavi.
The Dutchman is currently out with injury but has only made three appearances this season.
Sport reckon that Galatasaray could be an option for Memphis if he decides to move on from the Catalan giants. The report reckons the forward’s future will be discussed after the World Cup.
(barcablaugranes)
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