Ex-Rangers and Liverpool midfielder Charlie Adam to continue playing career despite leaving Dundee
CHARLIE ADAM insists he’s not planning to hang up his boots.
The 36-year-old was unable to stop boyhood club Dundee from being relegated and was released last week.
But the former Rangers, St Mirren, Blackpool, Liverpool and Stoke midfielder still has the desire to carry on.
He told Betfred: “It has been brilliant.
“The highs have been great and the lows have been difficult to take but you get over them.
“I have had a wonderful time but I don’t see it finishing at the moment.
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“I want to keep playing if I can. I’ll wait and see what comes up in the next few weeks.
“If the right options come up I will sit down with my family where I can go.
“I have had one or two clubs and opportunities so far and I have only announced things over the last few days.
“Hopefully, over the next couple of weeks I will have more clarification on what I want to do, where I am going to go and what the future holds.”
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Adam was a key player for Dundee this season despite avoiding the Premiership drop as he was involved in 10 goals in the 33 appearances from midfield.
But he will be fondly remembered for his comical dive against St Johnstone in April which caught the headlines from all over.
It even led to Match of the Day host Gary Lineker weighing in on the incident, saying it was "sensational."
Meanwhile, QPR have made an official approach to Aston Villa as they line up Michael Beale to be their new manager.
The former Rangers assistant followed Steven Gerrard down south to the Premier League in November after the Liverpool legend agreed the Villa move.
After his success in Scotland and the Premier League so far, he's caught the eyes of the ambitious Championship side as they look to replace another former Ger Mark Warburton.
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