SOCCEROO David Carney has terminated his one-year contract with AD Alcorcon in Spain's second division after failing to hold down a regular spot in the team.
A report by as.com said the midfielder, who still harbours aspirations to be part of Australia's 2014 World Cup campaign, managed a total of just 43 minutes over three league games and 136 minutes in Cup competition since arriving at the club in mid-October last year.
According to the report, Carney is in the market for a new club, with Dubai and China said to be frontrunners. A return to the A-League, however, wouldn't be out of the question.
The former Sydney FC player, and fan favourite, was linked with his old club back in August last yeat at a time when the Sky Blues were also chasing then-Blackburn Rovers stalwart, Brett Emerton.
Carney has struggled to settle at a club since leaving Australian shores at the end of the 2006-07 season, playing for Sheffield United, Norwich City, FC Twente, Blackpool and, most recently, AD Alcorcon.
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