When asked where he could see himself playing next following Denmark's friendly victory over Norway, the Arsenal striker revealed he is looking to join one of Spain's giants.

Nicklas Bendtner has revealed he wants a move to Real Madrid or Barcelona when he leaves Arsenal. Bendtner attempted to leave the Emirates Stadium in the summer having fallen out of favour with Arsene Wenger, but is now training with the first team again as back-up for Olivier Giroud. And the 25-year-old, who has previously faced criticism for perceived arrogance, also insisted he does not consider money to be the most important factor when choosing a new club. When asked whether he 'chases the money', Bendtner told Politiken: "I do not. It is the sport that is the most important. I'm
going somewhere where I know I can be happy to play. "With a team where I can score goals and preferably to win something. I do not want to be sitting on the bench and staring. I love playing lots of games." Then, when pressed on where he saw his next club, the Gunners striker replied: "If I could decide, Real Madrid or Barcelona."