Stoke striker Ricardo Fuller admits he would to sign a new deal at the club and finish his career at the Britannia Stadium
Striker keen to finish his career at Britannia Stadium
Stoke striker Ricardo Fuller admits he would to sign a new deal at the club and finish his career at the Britannia Stadium.
Fuller, who is currently recovering from a serious Achilles injury, is entering the final year of his contract at Stoke.
The 31-year-old is keen to get back to fitness and win a new long-term contract with the Potters.
"Of course I would like to stay. I have been here five years, this is my home, and I would love to finish my career here," Fuller told the
Stoke Sentinel.
"I have been working for that, and what I have done in the past is because I want to stay and finish my career here.
"I play from the heart because I love the place and love the club. I am 31 now and another few years to try to finish here would be great."
Injury return
Fuller suffered the Achilles problem in April and he has set his sights on a return to action in September.
"It is four to six months to recover (after an operation), but I am healing well so the end of September would be four months.
"I am geared up for that, but if not then it would definitely be by the end of November."
