Joel Campbell says he’s hoping to
play for Arsenal next season
believing he has the quality to
succeed in the Premier League.
The Costa Rican international has
yet to feature for the Gunners since
signing in 2011 with work permit
delays necessitating loan spells at
Lorient in Ligue 1 and Real Betis in
La Liga. Nevertheless, having
impressed at Olympiakos scoring 7
goals in 24 appearances this season
and with the necessary paperwork
secured he’s hoping Arsene Wenger
offers him an opportunity in
England.
“As soon as Arsenal came, I wanted
to join them and I believe I am
ready to play for Arsenal next
season,” he told Sky Sports ahead of
his loan side’s Champions League
clash with Manchester United.
“I know I have the capacity to play
there. I am only waiting for the
opportunity. With hard work I know I
can get there.
“They [United] showed an interest in
me when I was moving to Europe
but I have been an Arsenal fan
since I was a child and that’s why I
chose them.”
Of his time in Greece he added,
“This has been a very good
experience. I am trying to do my
best, to do better and continue
growing as a footballer. It is why I
chose Olympiakos. This is a big team
with the opportunity to play in the
Champions League, the most
important competition in Europe.
“The league here is not as
competitive as in Spain but it is a
good place for me to grow as a
player. We have a strong team, with
competition for places. Every day I
try to learn something from Javi
Saviola. The life here is good, the
food and the weather.”
Arsenal fans will no doubt be
keeping an eye on Campbell this
evening hoping he upstages Robin
van Persie. Nights like this are
certainly an opportunity to put
himself in the shop window and with
a World Cup on the horizon – Costa
Rica have been drawn in England’s
group – there’s plenty of time to
turn Wenger’s head or indeed those
of other suitors.
play for Arsenal next season
believing he has the quality to
succeed in the Premier League.
The Costa Rican international has
yet to feature for the Gunners since
signing in 2011 with work permit
delays necessitating loan spells at
Lorient in Ligue 1 and Real Betis in
La Liga. Nevertheless, having
impressed at Olympiakos scoring 7
goals in 24 appearances this season
and with the necessary paperwork
secured he’s hoping Arsene Wenger
offers him an opportunity in
England.
“As soon as Arsenal came, I wanted
to join them and I believe I am
ready to play for Arsenal next
season,” he told Sky Sports ahead of
his loan side’s Champions League
clash with Manchester United.
“I know I have the capacity to play
there. I am only waiting for the
opportunity. With hard work I know I
can get there.
“They [United] showed an interest in
me when I was moving to Europe
but I have been an Arsenal fan
since I was a child and that’s why I
chose them.”
Of his time in Greece he added,
“This has been a very good
experience. I am trying to do my
best, to do better and continue
growing as a footballer. It is why I
chose Olympiakos. This is a big team
with the opportunity to play in the
Champions League, the most
important competition in Europe.
“The league here is not as
competitive as in Spain but it is a
good place for me to grow as a
player. We have a strong team, with
competition for places. Every day I
try to learn something from Javi
Saviola. The life here is good, the
food and the weather.”
Arsenal fans will no doubt be
keeping an eye on Campbell this
evening hoping he upstages Robin
van Persie. Nights like this are
certainly an opportunity to put
himself in the shop window and with
a World Cup on the horizon – Costa
Rica have been drawn in England’s
group – there’s plenty of time to
turn Wenger’s head or indeed those
of other suitors.
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