Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Modeste M`Bami said in an interview Tuesday that he has had enough of playing for "frustrating" PSG and wishes to leave the club.
The Cameroon international has arguably been PSG`s best player this season, but says the team`s negative style is stifling and he wants another club when the transfer window reopens next month.
"If I can leave, yes, that`s how it will go," M`Bami told sports daily L`Equipe.
"I have some contacts. It`s not a joke, it`s serious."
Aged 22 and a rising star, M`Bami could fetch PSG around euro6 million ($A10.36 million).
"I am young and have to look at the financial aspect, but also the sporting aspect," he added.
"I need to play in a team which pleases me. It`s becoming difficult here. I take no pleasure
in a draw or a defeat."
PSG coach Vahid Halilhodzic is renowned for placing discipline and organisation ahead of creativity - and M`Bami feels the team has become predictable and easy to contain.
"Our game is stereotyped. We play very deep and we suffer," he said.
"Honestly, the player who tells you he is enjoying it would be a liar."
"When you can`t string three passes together, it`s frustrating."
After finishing second in the French first division and winning the French Cup last season, PSG is now struggling in 12th place - far from the lofty ambitions following a heavy summer transfer outlay.
"Let`s open our eyes, stop talking about winning the title," M`Bami said.
"The reality is that we`re all over the place. I ask myself how we can avoid 15th or 16th place."
