Deeney puts Watford future up-in-air as striker hints at possible transfer away after Premier League relegation

Published

27th July 2020

TROY DEENEY admits he could walk away from Watford following their Premier League relegation.

The Hornets skipper scored against Arsenal yesterday but failed to inspire his side to a great escape.

Troy Deeney admits his time at Watford could be over

Deeney, 32, has been at Vicarage Road since joining from Walsall in 2010.

He still has a year left on his contract with the club.

But after the 3-2 defeat against the Gunners, the veteran admitted he may have played his last game for the club.

Deeney said: “I honestly don’t know if this is going to be my last game at Watford or in the Premier League.

“If I do ultimately stop playing for Watford as of now I’ve had a great run.

“Things happen in football.”

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He added: “I have been here 10 years.

“If it is my time to go, it is my time to go.”

Deeney has scored 123 goals in 367 league appearances for Watford.