An old Fulham favourite, Sylvain Legwinski, could be on the verge of retiring from first class football.
Legwinski, who played for Fulham from 2001 to 2006, before moving to Ipswich Town has not been offered a new deal at Portman Road.
At thirty-four years of age, Legwinski knows that time is fast running out with regards to his career and with regards to his future could only remark,
“There may be one or two clubs that might be interested or maybe it`s the right time to retire from football.”
Since leaving Craven Cottage, Legwinski has made fifty-one appearances for the Suffolk club scoring seven times.
Surely somebody could utilise his experience in either the Championship or League One!
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