Waghorn wants to stay with Black Cats

23 May 2010 09:54
Sunderland striker Martyn Waghorn would be 'disappointed' if he goes out on loan again next season as he looks to secure a settled future.[LNB] Waghorn has spent the past campaign on loan at Leicester City and scored 12 Championship goals for Nigel Pearson's side.[LNB]Foxes boss Pearson has not ruled out an attempt to sign the 20-year-old again next season, although a permanent deal is likely to be out of his reach.[LNB]However, Waghorn has confirmed that, if he is not going to be playing at Sunderland next term, he would prefer to leave the Stadium of Light on a permanent basis rather than go out on loan.[LNB]"I couldn't tell you about my future," said Waghorn in the Leicester Mercury. "I have been asked about it ever since I scored my very first goal. I don't know what is going to happen.[LNB]"I am going to go back to Sunderland for pre-season and work hard, and then see what happens and see what offers come in. I am going to play it by ear and work hard wherever I go.[LNB]"It has been great to know that your parent club's manager is looking out for you and to hear he has such high hopes for me is fantastic.[LNB]"I am not saying I won't come on loan again, but I want to settle down somewhere and get a regular spot.[LNB]"If it means going out on loan again, I would be a little bit disappointed. But, if I get a permanent move or stay at Sunderland, I just want to stay at one place and get my head down, and push on from there."

Source: Team_Talk