Fraizer Campbell is settling into life at Tottenham Hotspur, but he’s still determined to make his mark at Old Trafford.
The 20-year-old, who was in action for England U21s at Wembley on Friday night, moved to White Hart Lane on a one-year loan deal as part of the Reds’ capture of Dimitar Berbatov last week.
He joins Darren Bent and summer signing Roman Pavlyuchenko as Spurs’ leading striking options and will hope to gain at least a spot on Juande Ramos’ bench when Tottenham host Aston Villa on Monday 15 September.
But although this is Campbell’s second long-term loan in as many years, the speedy striker claims his future still lies at Manchester United.
“I’ve had various meetings with Sir Alex and he assures me I’m in his plans for the future,” Campbell said.
“Hopefully I can get some experience, come back and get a place in his team.”
If Campbell enjoys the same kind of success at Spurs as he experienced last season at Hull City, he may well get his wish.
He netted 15 times in 34 appearances for The Tigers, as Phil Brown’s side roared to a historic promotion.
No comments:
Post a Comment