Fulham striker Diomansy Kamara is hoping to join boyhood heroes Paris St Germain.
The 29-year-old Senegal international has been at Craven Cottage for three seasons, though he spent the second half of the one just gone on loan with Celtic in Scotland.
He now looks set to head a clear-out of several fringe players from Roy Hodgson’s squad and told reporters: "PSG would be a dream for me. When you start football you always have dreams.
"One of mine was to play for Senegal and I have done that for almost ten years now, another would be PSG.
"It's close to my heart and to go from being in the stands to the pitch, with my family watching, would be a nice feeling.
"I'm 29 and I haven't yet played in Ligue 1, so it would nice to experience that.
"I am still under contract at Fulham and I am going to take my time to decide where I go next.
"I still have good relations with the club, but they are asking for three or four million euros to sell me and for a player with one year left on his contract it's too high."