FULOP CONSIDERS TRANSFER

Last updated : 20 June 2007 By Martyn Bowers
The 24-year-old was a January signing from Tottenham, acting as part of the deal that sent Ben Alnwick in the opposite direction. Since then he has made 5 appearances for the club, but this isn't enough for the ambitious Hungarian whom feels he is capable of "doing big things in goal".

"Next season I want to play every single match because my aim is to be the first-choice goalkeeper of the Hungarian national team," Fulop told Origo.hu.

"I think I can do it in Sunderland or at another club.

"I went around the block this season at a club which was 17th on the table and then won the championship.

"It's true that I didn't get so much possibility [to play) as I wanted but I got to know very good company at the club.

"Roy Keane is a big-name personality in football, he's a pure professional and one can learn a lot from him.

"But this summer I plan to talk to my manager, I turned 24 this May and I think I'm capable of doing big things in goal.

"If I can't do it in Sunderland then I may change club - fortunately I have a few offers.

"When Sunderland signed me I had been told I would be a first-choice keeper for a long period at the club.

"I do my best at training - Keane confirmed this too - and I think in the games I played I had good displays.

"At the end of the season he [Keane] said to me that he wanted me to fight for my place in the team and of course I want to match his needs.

"I have offers from many countries but England has the priority because I know the conditions and possibilities of the country so I would like to stay here [in England]."