Juan Pablo Carrizo admits he dreams of becoming the first-choice goalkeeper for Inter at some point in the future.
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“When I joined Inter my first priority was to get my career back on track,” the 29-year-old told InterNOS.
Juan Pablo Carrizo admits he dreams of becoming the first-choice goalkeeper for Inter at some point in the future.
The Argentine is only a squad player with the Nerazzurri after he signed for the outfit from Lazio in January 2013.
“When I joined Inter my first priority was to get my career back on track,” the 29-year-old told InterNOS.
“To do that I think you need to be working with serious professionals and a serious club – and I didn't have that before coming here.
“My aim is to help the team, do well and perhaps in future become Inter's first-choice ‘keeper.
“However, at the moment, I have to accept that I have an immense ‘keeper ahead of me in the pecking order. And I'm happy being second choice.”
The shot-stopper is an Argentine international, but he has struggled for recognition since leaving River Plate in 2011.
“It was a great honour for me to play for Argentina and I'd like to be part of the national set-up again at some point,” he added.
“Going to the World Cup, however, is not a target for me at this stage of my career.”
Carrizo made an impact for Inter on Sunday as he saved a penalty in the 3-3 draw with Torino after Samir Handanovic was shown the red card.