Roma loanee Robin Olsen says he wants to move to Everton permanently. ‘I can only cross my fingers.’
The 31-year-old joined the Toffees from Roma last summer on loan with an option to buy.
The Sweden international has kept two clean sheets in seven appearances with Everton so far this season and he has revealed he hopes to stay in Liverpool long-term.
“As a family, we have moved around and feel we are in a good place now,” Olsen told Everton’s official website.
Roma loanee Robin Olsen says he wants to move to Everton permanently. ‘I can only cross my fingers.’
The 31-year-old joined the Toffees from Roma last summer on loan with an option to buy.
The Sweden international has kept two clean sheets in seven appearances with Everton so far this season and he has revealed he hopes to stay in Liverpool long-term.
“As a family, we have moved around and feel we are in a good place now,” Olsen told Everton’s official website.
“We want to stay, but it is not me who decides. I can only cross my fingers and see what the Club says.
“We are very happy, so why not stay until it is time to move home to Sweden? That is what we would choose,” he continued.
“It is easy to say that, but everything needs to be sorted out.
“In Italy, it is more tactical, you need to be in your position and do what the coach is telling you, ‘You pass the ball there, there’.”
“Here, the players are so good, they already know what they are doing.
“I knew it would be fast but it is faster than I thought.
“I like it, I am big, there are more duels in England, it fits me.”