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Last Updated: Wednesday, 2 June, 2004, 16:48 GMT 17:48 UK
Clubs line up for Camara
Wolves striker Henri Camara
Camara does not want to play in England's First Division
Henri Camara's agent has claimed that Celtic and five English clubs are considering a move for the Wolverhampton Wanderers striker.

The Scottish champions are seeking a replacement for Henrik Larsson.

And Monaco-based agent Willie McKay said: "Celtic are keen on Henri and they are not the only ones.

"There a number of clubs looking at Henri, including Bolton, Blackburn, Charlton, Middlesbrough and Portsmouth and he has a lot to consider."

The Senegal international is still under contract with Wolves but wants to quit the Midlands club following their relegation from the English Premiership.

He feels he needs to be playing at a top club
Agent Willie McKay
"Henri wants to leave Wolves as he is determined to be playing at the highest level on a consistent basis," McKay told www.skysports.com.

"It is Henri's aim to be the next African Footballer of the Year and he feels he needs to be playing at a top club in the best competitions to do this."

Wolves are keen to hang on to the striker and have so far indicated they would not accept an offer for the forward.

The 27-year-old netted seven times in 32 games for Wolves last season, having joined in the summer for �1.5m from Sedan.





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Wolves defiant over Camara
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