Branislav Ivanovic has finished his move to West Brom and Chelsea legend insists that he still has a lot of ambition and pretends to be a good fortune in the Premier League at the age of 36.
The defender returned to the Premier League after three-and-a-half years at Zenit St Petersburg, after spending nine years of good luck at Chelsea.
He won three Premier League titles, the Champions League, the Europa League, 3 FA Cups and one League Cup in his time at Stamford Bridge, making 377 appearances for the club.
With 105 matches with Serbia to his credit, Ivanovic has the most experience possible, but has also surpassed his level, with his 37th birthday in February.
However, he is ahead of a one-year contract at West Brom and is not with the Hawthorns to end his career.
“The Premier League is the most productive league in the world,” he told West Brom’s official website. “I have to challenge myself and I’m in a position for the challenge. I am pleased to bet again in the Premier League. .
“I hope to succeed here. I have a lot of ambition and I need to do a lot of things. I’m going to give it my all for the team. “
The Baggies returned to the Premier League in a disappointing way on Sunday, losing 3-0 to Leicester City at the Hawthorns and coach Slaven Bilic is extremely happy to have a boost for his defense.
It’s a wonderful addition to us, a team that has been promoted to the Premier League. He meets all the requirements for us, ” said the technician.
“He’s done everything in his career, it’s beautiful. We’re excited. Add quality and delight on and off the field. “
“So it’s not just him, it’s more the influence he’s going to have on the defenses, but also on the whole team around him. That’s why we’ve pointed it out as one of our main goals. It’s a wonderful signing for us. “
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