Adama Traore has said ‘he is’ open to a move to Real Madrid despite having previously played for their rivals Barcelona.
The Wolves star, who has notched up four goals and seven assists in the league this season, left the Nou Camp in 2015 for Aston Villa.
The 24-year-old’s form has linked him with a stunning move back to Barcelona but now Real Madrid have joined the race to sign the powerful winger.
Talking about a potential move to the Bernabeu, Traore told Spanish news outlet La Vanguardia: ‘It wouldn’t be a problem for me.
‘I don’t close the door to anything. Right now I am very happy here, the operation of the team is fantastic.
‘But both Madrid and Barca will arrive when they have to arrive.’
Traore spent 11 years at Barcelona but only made three first team appearances for the Spanish super club.
He regularly played for their renowned B team but failed to make the grade and left for England in 2015.
He explained: ‘I have no resentment for what happened.
‘It would not make sense. Certain decisions of certain people do not mean that I have a problem with the club.
‘But when deciding my future I have no problem going to Madrid. It will be based on the decisions I make with my family.’
Even though Traore is considering a return to Spain, he says he has no regrets for leaving one of the top clubs in Europe.
He said: ‘It was a decision of mine which decisions of Barcelona influenced.
‘There were certain situations that I did not like, problems with those responsible at the time and I made the decision to leave.
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‘These are things that I will tell in due course, but for now I keep them for myself.’