Loic Damour and Stuart O’Keefe have played just 21 minutes of Premier League football between them for Neil Warnock’s Cardiff City.
Two of Cardiff City’s fringe players are hoping to bid farewell to South Wales when their contracts expire at the end of the season, according to Wales Online.
Stuart O’Keefe and Loic Damour have hardly been key figures in the Premier League since Neil Warnock’s side were promoted from the Championship last May.
O’Keefe is on loan at League One outfit Plymouth Argyle while Damour has played just 21 minutes of football in the top flight and hasn’t been seen since the 4-1 thrashing at Liverpool back in October.
And Wales Online report that the midfield duo want to leave Cardiff at the earliest opportunity. They are due to become free agents in the summer and it seems more than likely that they will depart for absolutely nothing – and with hardly a trace.
O’Keefe has been a Cardiff player for four years now, moving to Wales after a spell at Crystal Palace. Damour, meanwhile, arrived in 2017 on a free transfer from French lower league outfit Bourge-Peronnas.
If Cardiff’s plans are successful, they will be able to strengthen their midfield by signing loanees Harry Arter and Victor Camarasa (below) on a permanent basis in the summer.
Receive exclusive football transfer news and updates twice a week to your mailbox
