Dean Huesson said he was “proper” in his relationship with Real Madrid after making his debut in Spain 2-2 in the Netherlands on Thursday.
Bournemouth, 19, was born in Amsterdam, but moved to Spain as a child. In the 41st minute of the first round of the UEFA quarter-finals in Rotterdam, Pao Kubarsi replaced him.
The midfielder has been named as a possible goal for Madrid this summer as La Liga is looking to rejuvenate their defense.
“I don’t think about it at the moment,” Huesson told reporters Thursday. “I’m thinking about ending the season well, I hope to do that. Then we’ll see when it’s time.
“It’s proud that you like such a big team. I’ll continue to work, and arrogance.
Madrid have been sidelined with injuries this season, with Eder Militani, 27, with a hamstring injury, and David Alaba, 32, has just recovered from the same problem.
Along with the 32-year-old Antonio Rudigri, the campaign is often relied upon on the 22-year-old Raul Asensio Academy, which was called by Spain this month.
Huesson has made 23 appearances for Bournemouth this season after joining Juventus from Juventus last summer.
He was initially invited by Spanish players under the age of
Huessen received a hostile welcome to Rotterdam’s audience, which represents the Netherlands to under the age of 19, before it changed to Spain in
“The masses are the masses,” Huigisson said. “I’m focused on playing.
Huison was previously followed up by Madrid at the Malaga Academy before joining Juventus in
Bournemouth’s signing has seen his profile rising, with the team-traited team-trained team — currently ranked 10th in the Premier League table.
Huegesson told ESPN he was playing for Spain “a dream.
“It should have been in the Netherlands,” he said. “I’m really very happy… I have some families in the Netherlands, I have some families in Spain.