Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill has confirmed Kieran Richardson has told him he would like to leave the club.
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Richardson threw his shirt into the travelling supporters after the final whistle at Arsenal, and O'Neill admitted the former Manchester United man had been keen on a move back to his native London.
Queens Park Rangers and West Ham are both said to be keen on the 27-year-old England international.
"Kieran came to see me a while ago in the last transfer window. For family issues and things, he thought there maybe needed a change," said O'Neill.
"No-one has come in and made an offer. That, though, does not mean there is nothing happening, I just don't know.
"But if he performs like he did against Arsenal, I would like to keep him."
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