Latest Football Transfer News 11-09-2012

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The Valley not my home - Clarke
Last Updated: September 11, 2012 4:53pm

Clarke: Fed up with Addicks

Charlton striker Leon Clarke does not believe he has a future at The Valley after scoring on his Scunthorpe debut on loan.
Clarke, 27, joined Scunthorpe on a three-month loan deal last Friday and scored on his debut as a substitute in the 1-1 draw with Sheffield United at the weekend.


"I don't think I have a future there," he told BBC Radio Humberside.
"The manager (Chris Powell) said when I went there that if I got in and played well then the shirt was mine to keep but I don't think I've had the opportunity."
He added: "I got a call from the manager on Thursday saying Scunthorpe were interested and I jumped at the chance.


"At any new club you want to hit the ground running and it breathed some confidence into me, which was nice. My match fitness isn't as high as I'd like it to be because I haven't played this season but hopefully I can train well and get in the team soon."

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Cisse reveals future plans

Striker eyes French and American moves
Last Updated: September 11, 2012 8:16pm

Djibril Cisse: Planning to move to France and America when he leaves QPR

Djibril Cisse has revealed he plans to return to France once he sees out his contract at Queens Park Rangers.
The French international also admitted he would like to play in America before he hangs up his boots.
The 31-year-old believes he can play on at the highest level for another four years and is already planning his next move.
Cisse is under contract at Loftus Road until 2014 and the former Liverpool man is keen to return to France and achieve the milestone of 100 goals in Ligue 1 before possibly playing in the MLS.
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"I don't feel tired. I'm giving myself three to four more years at the highest level," Cisse told TV Mag.
"I am under contract with QPR until 2013/14. The I will return to France to fulfil a personal goal, which is selfish, and is to get over the line with 100 goals in Ligue 1. I am at 94 now.
"After this, I would not mind finishing my career in the United States.
"I'm really attracted to this country."

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Robins ready to loan out Wilson

McInnes ready to let defender leave
Last Updated: September 11, 2012 8:37pm

James Wilson: Lined up for a loan move away from Bristol City

Bristol City boss Derek McInnes has revealed James Wilson could be set for a loan move away from Ashton Gate.
Wilson has found himself down the pecking order at City under McInnes and the 23-year-old was not even in the squad for the last game at Barnsley.


McInnes is willing to let Wilson go out on loan as he is looking to bring in another defender on a tempoary basis.
"I sat down and had a meeting with James a couple of weeks ago to let him know where he stood," McInnes told The Bristol Evening Post.
"He is a young player and I have told him he still figures in my plans, but he might need to go out on loan to get regular first-team football.
"I'm after another centre-half and, if that happens, then James going out on loan will become more of a possibility.
"But it will have to be to the right club and at the right time."