The out of favour striker has been cast aside by Sam Allardyce this season, preventing him from taking in competitive action.
He has been allowed to link up with Martinique for the Caribbean Cup of Nations, but he is eager to kick-start his club career in the New Year.
A January switch would appear to be on the cards, but the former Portsmouth and Doncaster Rovers forward says he will not be holding out for another club in England.
"Everyone knows that this year has been difficult for me at West Ham because I don't play at all," Piquionne told L'Equipe.
"My objective now is not necessarily to stay in England. I just want to play football and be competitive.
"I believe I still have plenty of years left in me. I started professional football quite late and I haven't suffered any serious injuries. I am keen to compete both physically and mentally.
"I want to find a challenge and show what I can do."
Don't miss any live and exclusive football coverage this festive season. Click here to visit Sky Sports' Festive Calendar
Post Comment
