The sixth team welcomes Carol, the child makes an own decision and thinks he signs Chelsea

On July 13, England football has received a surprising news: 36-year-old forward veteran Andy Carroll officially joined England's sixth-level league team Durgenham. Carroll has played for giants such as Newcastle and Liverpool. This time, he chose Durgenham, which has attracted a lot of attention.

Carol humorously said after signing the contract: "I am particularly excited to start a new journey at Dargenham. My children initially thought I was going to sign Chelsea, but after learning the truth, they would probably be disappointed. However, the geographical location is good and the stadium is very close to the children, so it is convenient for them to watch me play."

Recalling his experience in playing football in Bordeaux, Carol admitted that his time in France was very beautiful, but now returning to his hometown to accompany his family is his inner desire. "I enjoyed my life in Bordeaux, but now for me, being closer to my family is the most important thing. I also hope that my children can bring friends to watch me play football on the spot."

Speaking of why I chose Dargenham, Carroll explained: "I don't want to say goodbye to the green field. I especially look forward to being able to play leadership here and contribute to the team as a player. I have rich experience and have seen the operating model of clubs of all levels. I believe it can add value to the team. My first task is to play football, help the team upgrade, and at the same time, I do my best to help the players and staff, and devote my experience to the club without reservation."

It is worth mentioning that Carroll revealed that he has received invitations from top clubs in France, Italy and Spain, but he finally chose to go home. "I had the opportunity to sign a top club, but considering that there may be communication barriers with the coach, I decided to go to a place that makes me happy. Dargenham is the ideal choice."