In an interview with Britain’s “The Guardian“, SV Werder Bremen exile Naby Keïta has spoken on his current and future footballing prospects.
“We can have to talk about the incident, but everyone who knows me knows that I am a professional and not undisciplined,” Keïta told the British paper, ”Despite everything, I apologized to the group before last season ended, because we are all human and no one is perfect. Wherever I played – Salzburg Leipzig, Liverpool, I always tried to behave in an exemplary manner.“
“It’s out of my hands,” the Guinean skipper said of his current situation, ”I train with them [the Bremen U23s] and help the young players while I wait for things to change for the better. I feel great. The day I feel my body can’t keep up, I’ll stop. But right now I feel good. I have a few more years to give to football.”
