By Pete O'Rourke - Follow me on Twitter @skysportspeteo
Friday 1 April 2011 11:29, UK
Image:Kamara: Moving on
Diomansy Kamara has revealed he will be leaving Fulham at the end of the season when his contract expires
Striker open to Leicester stay
Diomansy Kamara has revealed he will be leaving Fulham at the end of the season and admits he would be open to joining Leicester on a permanent deal.
Senegal international Kamara is currently on loan at Leicester for the remainder of the campaign after finding himself out of favour at Craven Cottage.
The 30-year-old is resigned to leaving Fulham this summer when his contract expires and he would consider staying at the Walkers Stadium.
"It has been a little bit frustrating for me at Fulham," Kamara told the Leicester Mercury.
Decision
"At the start of the season I was doing well and I was the second-best scorer in the team with five goals in 11 games, but I am at the end of my contract and they made the decision not to play me. This is football.
"I enjoyed my time at Fulham but now it is over and I say good luck to them."
Kamara, who has yet to make his debut for Leicester, says he would be happy to join the Foxes if his loan spell is a success.
"There is definitely a possibility of me staying if it all goes well," he added.
"I see this as a fresh beginning. I like to push myself and this is a big challenge."
