Andy Carroll is enjoying a promising start to his new career at Bordeaux, having been Liverpool ‘s most expensive signing since joining in 2011.

Andy Carroll has recalled his club-record January 2011 move to Liverpool and revealed why he failed to impress and left in the years since, via สมัคร ufabet.

“It was a really difficult time in my life. It was a really stressful time. I felt depressed. Everything was dark. It was hard to get back up. I was breaking down and making bad decisions. Being treated badly, doing bad things. It was really hard.”

Les Girondins have since begun life in the fourth tier with three draws. And a defeat and currently sits second-bottom of the 16-team Group B. Where it competes with the likes of Bourges Foot 18, a club formed as recently as 2021. That is currently own by former Liverpool star Sadio Mane.

But this doesn’t seem to matter to Carroll. Who is simply focused on helping the club. Getting back to where it “deserves to be” – even if it is costing him money. According to reports, the 35-year-old is earning around €875 ($977/£731) per week.

“As a player, you just want to go on the pitch and play. But sometimes you hear stories, people say, ‘Oh, he’s still injured’, ‘He should retire’ and things like that, which is not good.”

“At that time, there were problems and difficulties and you just try to get out of it because it can be harmful to you. Luckily, I was able to fix it and I had a better ending, so now I love playing football,” the 35-year-old forward said.