Kamara eyes Baggies exit

Senegal striker Diomansy Kamara has told the West Brom board he wants to leave the club in January.

The 25-year-old has struggled for form and fitness since joining the Baggies from Modena in a £1.5million deal in the summer of 2005, scoring just three times in 27 league outings.

He still believes he is too good to play in the Championship and wants to move to a Premiership or Serie A club as soon as possible.

Kamara said: "The transfer window opens in January and I have agreed with the chairman (Jeremy Peace) that I can leave if the club do not look like going up.

"Let's see what happens between now and January."

Have your say on this article

• 
  Phillips eyes promotion push
  Wednesday Jul 09 2008 14:05

  Kevin Phillips believes he can score the goals...

• 
  Heslop set for Dale spell
  Tuesday Jul 08 2008 15:02

  Barnsley manager Simon Davey is willing to allow...

• 
  Martinez's United link denied
  Tuesday Jul 08 2008 12:51

  Swansea City chairman Huw Jenkins has rubbished...

• 
  New deals for five Town stars
  Tuesday Jul 08 2008 12:49

  Ipswich Town quintet Jordan Rhodes, Dean...

• 
  Seasiders ponder Riera option
  Tuesday Jul 08 2008 11:59

  Blackpool boss Simon Grayson has handed a trial...

• 
  Phillips completes Baggies exit
  Wednesday Jul 09 2008 11:10

  Former England international striker Kevin...

• 
  Albion willing to sell Beattie
  Wednesday Jul 09 2008 09:18

  West Brom manager Tony Mowbray has admitted he...

• 
  Mowbray firm over Phillips
  Tuesday Jul 08 2008 13:31

  West Brom manager Tony Mowbray is prepared to...

• 
  Grant fills Baggies vacancy
  Tuesday Jul 08 2008 11:51

  Former Norwich City boss Peter Grant has joined...

• 
  Mowbray calm over transfers
  Sunday Jul 06 2008 10:01

  Tony Mowbray has called for patience after...