Rotherham striker Adam Le Fondre has revealed he has no plans to sign a new contract with the club.
Striker won't be influenced by decisions of his team-mates
Rotherham United striker Adam Le Fondre has revealed he has no plans to sign a new contract with the League Two club.
Le Fondre has been one of the most consistent goalscorers in the Football League over the past 18 months after joining Rotherham from Rochdale.
His current deal expires in 2012 and there have been suggestions that the Millers are keen to agree an extension with the 24-year-old.
However, after ending a recent scoring drought with a goal against Stockport County at the weekend, Le Fondre confirmed he will not be signing another deal at Rotherham.
"I'm not going to discuss a new contract - I'm just going to play out my current one," said Le Fondre.
"It doesn't affect me if other players decide to sign new deals because it's all about me and my family.
"Nothing else will influence me. I'll play my hardest and see where it takes me."
