Colin Kazim-Richards has dismissed newspaper reports he wants out of Turkish outfit Fenerbahce because of a lack of first team action. Hull City and Portsmouth have both been linked with the former Sheffield United hitman but he insists there has been no contact.

Kazim-Richards told Sky Sports News: "I can categorically deny that.

"I am very thankful that there might be an interest but nobody has spoken to my camp.

"I haven't spoken to any papers about any nightmare that has supposedly happened or any rift with Mr Aragones.

"Mr Aragones and I had a meeting on Thursday about how I am doing.

"Every player wants to play every game but in certain situations that is not going to happen. I haven't got a problem with him."

Kazim-Richards did however admit to Premiership ambitions.

"I am a very ambitious person and I have a lot of dreams. I want to be playing at the highest level I possibly can," he explained.

"If it comes around that somebody did come in and my club did agree to it then we would look into it, but to say that I am coming back at this moment in time, nothing has been said about that.

"The Premier League is one of the best leagues in the world and I think anybody in the world would like to play in the Premier League."