And like most players I was looking for the best opportunity and situations to be the most successful in," he said Wednesday after U.S. training. "I still have a great relationship with D.C. And I'm still currently a D.C. United player. So if things were to move on, then, obviously, it would be mutual. And if not, I’ll be at (D.C.) training camp as soon as (U.S.) camp is over."
Paul Arriola could leave D.C. United for Mexico, other MLS team
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“There’s obviously been a lot of talk about me potentially going over to Europe on loan," said Arriola, who has six goals in 34 international appearances.
Aaron Long, Paul Arriola could be loaned to English clubs
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