Anthony Le Tallec wants Paris St Germain to end his Liverpool
nightmare after admitting he is 'fed up' of being shipped out on
loan by the Anfield club.
The 21-year-old French forward has failed to make an impact at
Anfield, starting just 13 games for the club since joining from Le
Havre four seasons ago.
He has found himself on loan at St Etienne and Sunderland for the
majority of the past two seasons and has become increasingly
frustrated.
'I want to be transferred, change air,' he told L'Equipe. 'When
you're loaned without a view for a permanent move you know that you
won't be there anymore the following year.
'That's a weird feeling. I want to commit myself to a club which is
ready to trust me for two or three years. I am fed up going
everywhere. PSG has always been the club of my heart. If they make
a good offer I will go. But for now they are not the hottest
opportunity.
'I want a good sporting challenge. If I don't find it I can stay
with Liverpool where I have three years left to my contract.'
Le Tallec is currently playing for France at the Under-21 European
Championships in Portugal.
'This is like a big breath of fresh air,' he revealed. 'I know
everyone and people speak French. I feel happy with them. I hope
that next year, if I join a new club, I will show all my
qualities.'
