Jonathan Walters has revealed that he could depart Burnley in the summer after struggling for playing time. The 34-year-old has not featured in a competitive match since January after a series of disruptive injuries.
The Republic of Ireland striker has regained full fitness in recent weeks, and although he bears no grudges against the club, he has spoken with boss Sean Dyche about his options for the future.
Walters told reporters in Dublin: ''I had a few little niggly injuries, ankle and knee, and then I've been fit for a while, but not been picked. But I can't moan. The team is doing well and I suppose that's part and parcel of it.''
''I'm delighted to come over and hopefully get some minutes and show I'm still a footballer. I've been fit for a while and in the squad but not been picked.''
''Look, I can't moan too much. The team is doing ever so well, but I have spoken to the manager and I think I'm available to go if needs be. I'll assess it and see what's there. I want to get back playing, get minutes under my belt and show I am still playing.''