Monday, 2nd June, 2014
Former Manchester United goalkeeper Roy Carroll has revealed his desire to play for an English club in the upcoming season.
The Northern Ireland international, who is a free agent following the expiration of his contract with Olympiacos, helped the Red and Whites to the Greek Super League title this term.
Carroll last played in England with Derby County in 2009 before leaving for spells at OB Odense and OFI Crete.
However, the 37-year-old, who was roped in by Olympiacos in 2012, has now set his sights on returning to England and is hopeful about a move materialising despite enduring some tough seasons in the country.
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"I hope somebody gives me a chance,” he told ITV.
“I had a few bad years in England but I want to come back and play at the highest level I can."
Carroll, who boasts West Ham United and Rangers amongst his former employers, played for Manchester United between 2001 and 2005.
The custodian has 33 caps for Northern Ireland and has also represented the nation at Under-21 level.
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