27.01.2025 15:00
Galatasaray's experienced goalkeeper Fernando Muslera stated that he has not yet made a definitive decision about leaving Galatasaray at the end of the season, mentioning that he had discussions with Nacional and Penarol last year. The successful goalkeeper said, "I have always said that I wanted to return to Nacional. I had a wonderful six months there, but I clearly stated that I would return to places where I wouldn't cause any trouble."
The star goalkeeper Fernando Muslera, who is rumored to leave the Super Lig giant Galatasaray at the end of the season, made statements that will be widely discussed.
"I HAVE BEEN AT GALATASARAY FOR 14 YEARS, I HAVEN'T MADE A DEFINITE DECISION"
Speaking to Carve Deportiva about Galatasaray, Muslera said, "I have been at Galatasaray for 14 years. This is an achievement I never imagined, 429 matches, 16 more matches to go. This club has allowed me to progress in my national team. Galatasaray is the club of my life. At the end of the season, I have not yet made a 100% decision about leaving Galatasaray. This is a matter we are evaluating with my family."
"I SAID I WANT TO RETURN"
The successful goalkeeper, who also mentioned the team he is in talks with and wants to go to, said, "Last year I had discussions with Nacional and Penarol. I haven't made any decision; Penarol, Nacional, or Wanderers. I love watching Uruguayan football, I watch a lot of matches, the derbies are undoubtedly the most important matches in the country, and watching the final creates so much more. I am a fan of Uruguayan football. The day I leave Turkey, I want to do it the right way and evaluate whether it is the right time. I have always said I wanted to return to Nacional. I had a wonderful six months, but I clearly stated that I would return to places where I wouldn't cause trouble. I like that Penarol and Nacional are talking about me," he said.
"FELIPE MELO TOLD ME"
Finally, speaking about Felipe Melo, Muslera said, "I have goals and dreams I need to achieve. I have never been a champion of Uruguay. If I say this is a dream that needs to be realized, I would be lying. Felipe Melo told me he talked to Balbi about playing at Nacional. This idea excited him. He said to me, 'If I go, you will come too.' I replied, 'Wait for me.'"