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Kamara heading out of Fulham
Fulham striker Diomansy Kamara looks set to be heading for the exit door at Craven Cottage. The striker's agent has revealed that there is a number of clubs interested in Kamara, including Sampdoria and Genoa.
Fabrizio Ferrari told calciomercato.com: "I'm aware of the reports about Sevilla, but he also is admired by the leadership of Atletico Madrid.
"For Italy, there is perhaps Palermo, Roma or Napoli.
"The player could move elsewhere on-loan next season, which would be a good opportunity for both the player and the clubs." Fabrizio Ferrari told calciomercato.com: "I'm aware of the reports about Sevilla, but he also is admired by the leadership of Atletico Madrid.
"For Italy, there is perhaps Palermo, Roma or Napoli.
"The player could move elsewhere on-loan next season, which would be a good opportunity for both the player and the clubs."
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