By Scott Cooper
August 2 2005
HENRI Camara returned to Wolverhampton today after failing to agree personal terms with Wigan Athletic.
Wolves confirmed they had received a bid, believed to be in the region of £3M earlier today from the newly promoted Premiership side and accepted the bid.
The want-away striker then headed to Wigan but returned later this afternoon after failing to agree personal terms. Reports suggested that the Senegal International had asked for £20,000 a week, a wage Wigan were not prepared to match.
Camara - who famously said he wanted a bigger club than Celtic whilst with the hoops north of the border - is not being included in any of Wolves' team training sessions and has not been involved in any of Wolves' pre-season games.
Camara's agent Willie McKay also hinted that Camara didn't fancy a fourth consecutive relegation battle by telling the Express and Star "The last thing he wants to do is to go to Wigan and get relegated."
