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I’m ready to quit Inter right now if I could, to join Watford – Ashley Young

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Former Manchester United winger, Ashley Young has revealed that he is ready to quit Inter Milan ‘right now’ to return to his boyhood club, Watford if he could.

The 35-year-old started his career at the Hertfordshire club where he spent four years and enjoyed Premier League promotion in the 2005/06 season.

Young who moved to Aston Villa in 2007 for £8m after 98 appearances for Watford, says if he could return to the club he started at aged 10 he would.

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“If I could go back and play [at Watford] again, I would walk from Italy right now,” he told the Championship club’s podcast Golden Tales.

“It’s what I know, it’s where I come from and it’s what allowed me to be who I am and get where I am. It gave me a humble beginning.”

Young says there was already interest in him from Premier League clubs during Watford’s promotion season in the Championship, but he did not wish to leave at the time.

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“There was interest from West Ham at the time, there was interest from Aston Villa, there was talk of Tottenham,” he added.

“My agent coming to tell me about the interest, as a youngster you’re like: ‘Wow, that’s amazing to hear of teams of that stature wanting to talk to you’. But on the other hand, it was: ‘No, Watford is my club, I don’t want to leave. I’ve just got promotion with a club I started at when I was 10, I’m not ready to leave’.”

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