Barcelona defender Christensen recently accepted an interview with Danish media Tipsbladet and talked about his future.

Christensen’s contract with Barcelona expires next year, and neither party has yet made a decision on the future. The player said: "I don't think it will affect my daily life. Of course, a person would like to be in control of everything and know what is going on, but this is not something we will talk about at home."

Christensen has shaken off the Achilles problem that plagued him and believes his performance is the best reason to stay at Barcelona: "I try to do what I can do on the pitch Everything and hopefully that will be enough to keep me there. The contact with the club will be up to the agent and if there is anything that needs to be done, of course he will do it but I would rather focus on what I can do and do what I can do."

"I have no idea how the situation is going to turn out and I would rather focus on being a ball player. Be part of the team and play as many games as possible. Hopefully that will be the case eventually, but at the moment I can only watch as I go and I'm not thinking about any plan B at the moment."

The 29-year-old Christensen is not thinking about the end of his career just yet, but he admitted that one day he would like to return to Brondby, his youth club: "In a way, I would like to go back. , it also depends on what stage of life I'm at at that time, depending on my family's situation. I feel like I still have a lot to contribute and I can still compete when you get to that age, so it's hard to say right now. But ideally, I wouldn't be angry or sad if it doesn't happen."Mini-game recommendations:Cursed Treasure 2