Gudjohnsen plays the naughty boy role as he differs from his father's opinion.


Barcelona's energetic forward, Eidur Gudjohnsen has once again, maintained his desire to play for Manchester United next season.
The Icelandic International who, only a day ago was said by his agent and father, Arnor Gudjohnsen not to have any prime interests yet in the Premiership and would rather stay in Spain, has come out of the closet once again to trumpet his desire for a Premiership appearance.

The pulsating forward is being associated with a lot of Premiership clubs including Newcastle, Sunderland, Middlesbrough, West Ham, Aston Villa and West Ham all lining up to hold talks with the former Bolton and Chelsea ace.
Gudjohnsen gives reason for his desire to move on:

I joined Barcelona to be part of the club's triumphs but it is not easy for me when you look at the club's forward line and see all the big names there.
Each minute has been a special test for me but to sit on the bench is not the most desirable experience for a player.
I don't think I have failed in Spain but perhaps I have not totally won the confidence of the coach. If I leave then my ideal idea would be to return to British football.
If Barcelona decide to place me in the market then I need to study all the details. But a perfect choice for me will be a club that plays in the Champions League.
Obviously Manchester United fit that category.

Gudjohnsen will attempt to win the Spanish league with Barcelona for the second time since his arrival and may be eager to give himself and the Club a befitting send-off gift with the La Liga trophy if he does leave.