Blackburn's Christopher Samba wants to leave Blackburn for PSG IN ASSOCIATION WITH Page last updated at 17:17 GMT, Thursday, 12 January 2012 Former Congo international Samba grew up in the Paris suburbs Blackburn Rovers defender Christopher Samba has confirmed he wants to leave Ewood Park - and would welcome a move to Paris Saint-Germain. Samba, who joined Rovers for £450,000 in 2007 from Hertha Berlin, is frustrated with the current regime. "Things have not happened as I was told they would," said the 27-year-old. "The club is not improving at all. "I've tried to maintain my performance level but I feel it's time to change. I hope people will understand me.'' Blackburn boss Steve Kean insists the former Congo international is not for sale after confirming the club rejected two bids from Queens Park Rangers last week. Continue reading the main story We put out a club statement which was quite strong, saying that Chris was not for sale. As far as I am concerned, there is a line drawn under it Blackburn manager Steve Kean "I know there has been an article in [French newspaper] L'Equipe, but I haven't seen it myself," said Kean. "We put out a club statement which was quite strong, saying that Chris was not for sale. As far as I am concerned, there is a line drawn under it. "What is definite is that there were two bids from one club which were refused." Samba grew up on the outskirts of Paris and has welcomed the reported interest in him from big-spending PSG. "We'll see if the interest is confirmed or not, but it would be good for me to return home,'' Samba said. "In any case, it's flattering. The club has taken on a new dimension, it's not the PSG of a few years ago.'' Blackburn confirmed last week that assistant manager Paul Clement had left to join PSG. apologies if this is already posted.. did not see it on first page
