Raúl Jiménez has been one of the most sought after '9' lately, and the Mexican striker admitted that the offers came rolling in. Among the contenders, the Wolves striker highlighted Juventus and Manchester United.
In an interview with 'TUDN', Raúl Jiménez spoke about his current situation at Wolves, although he also discussed his possible departure from the team, which has been on the verge of happening more than once.
Raul Jimenez acknowledged that, among other clubs, Juventus and Manchester United were very interested in his incorporation. It was a time when offers were coming in thick and fast for the player.
"One day I woke up and Juventus wanted me, another day Manchester United and what I know is that there were approaches. But no agreement was ever reached, nothing close, but I'm very good at Wolves," he explained.
But the former Atletico Madrid player is happy in the English team. "Not really, I'm very happy in Wolverhampton. It's never conformism to be in a place where you are well. They know that I am not content, I always look for more," he said.
The Mexican, however, does not rule out going out to a big one in the near future. "It didn't happen on this occasion, if it does at some point you'll have to want the best for me, both Wolves and the team you'll be joining. But I am very happy at Wolves, being very important", he concluded.