Michael Owen reflects on career regrets after leaving Liverpool for Real Madrid

thesun.co.uk

Michael Owen believes he lost control of his career after leaving Liverpool for Real Madrid in 2004. Despite scoring 16 goals in his only season with the club, he did not win any trophies and returned to England the following year. Owen faced resentment from Liverpool fans after his departure, which intensified when he later joined Manchester United. He reflects that the negative feelings began with his move to Madrid, not just the switch to their rivals. Owen, a former Ballon d'Or winner, admits he never intended to leave Liverpool but felt compelled to join Real Madrid. He now regrets the impact of his decisions on his relationship with fans and his career trajectory.


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