Chelsea defender Ricardo Carvalho saysReal Madrid would be getting him at the peak of his powers.
Carvalho has issued a 'come and get me' plea to Real coach Jose Mourinho.
After helping Chelsea to threePremier League titles and three FA Cups, Carvalho believes his time at Stamford Bridge has come to an end.
The 32-year-old has not played forChelsea since March after picking up an ankle injury - from which he recovered in time for the World Cup - but insists that despite his advancing years he is in the prime of his career.
"I find myself in the best moment of my career, because physically I am at the top and moreover I have a great experience," said Carvalho.
"I spent six spectacular years at Chelsea and I had the opportunity to experience a glorious period of this club, but I repeat that to sign for Madrid would be a dream.
"I'm very grateful to Roman Abramovich for signing me and making me part of the Chelseaproject for six years. He was a very important person for English football and Chelsea, who became one of the best teams in the world."
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