Soccer: City guard Hart, Hart, wants to move permanently after two loans

(Reuters) – Manchester City goaltender Joe Hart believes his next move must be permanent after two periods of loan to the Premier League club, with the English international saying "It 's not going to be there. there is no league ".

The 31-year-old, who joined City in 2006, made a single competitive appearance for the club after the arrival of manager Pep Guardiola in 2016. He spent the last two seasons on loan at the Italian side Torino and Premier League West Ham United.

"I did what I did in the previous two seasons because I needed to play to compete in the World Cup, and look where it m". has brought, "Hart told reporters, who was expelled from the England team for Russia in 2018.

" I have to be an important player in this club and I think that this is not can happen only with a permanent movement.

"I love all leagues, I've shown that, I came out in Serie A and I loved Serie A. The leagues are here to be played. There's no league I'd say no, I'm open, but I want to do what's right for me at this point in my career … "

Hart participated in City's pre-season match against Borussia Dortmund Saturday, but the odds that he plays regularly in competition Matches are limited as he is the club's third goalkeeper behind Ederson and Claudio Bravo.

The shooter also reiterated his desire to play again for England and add to his 75 selections.

"I'm 31 years old, I'm young, I'm fit, I'm fresh," he added. "I know I have a lot to give in the game, at the same time I'm realistic about what's going on and what people are thinking about me and I have to change my mind." [19659004] Premier League champions compete with Liverpool and Bayern Munich Champions Cup matches before opening their season with shock against Shelsea Community Shield on August 5.