Benito Raman is a player who has already swum through many waters. He played for Standard, Anderlecht and KAA Gent and made a great season at KV Mechelen last season. But now he talks about his future at the club. "It changes all the time. Sometimes I say I want to stop now, sometimes in two years, sometimes in four or five. If I keep my motivation and stay injury-free, I might be able to play for seven, eight, nine more years." Raman said in an interview with La Dernière Heure. "In any case, I want to continue until I am 37, if everything goes well. I will start my individual training on Monday to be 100% fit from the start of the preparation", Raman said. And will he stay at Mechelen? "I don't know how my future looks like. I have a one-year contract with Mechelen, but if something comes up tomorrow, I will be open to it. I wouldn't mind going back to the foreign land if the project and the financial aspect appeal to me." Raman said. "In Belgium, I don't worry about the salary. I have always wanted to play in England. The English Championship appeals to me, and America too. That's a dream for me", the striker from Malinwa said clearly. "I believe that I can build a strong bond with the fans wherever I play. My experience with the fans at Anderlecht proves that. But returning to Anderlecht this summer is complicated, even though I am convinced that I have a place in this team."