I'll go where the money is, says Reading, Derby and Pompey target Razak

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The 22-year-old Benin international said: "Footballers are like prostitutes. We want to be where the money is."

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Helsingborg's Razak Omotoyossi (right), who has been linked with a move to the Premier League, challenges PSV's Ibrahim Afellay

Meanwhile Ipswich manager Jim Magilton has hit out at Portsmouth striker David Nugent after pulling out of a deal to sign him on loan.

Magilton had been keen to land the once-capped England international until the end of the season but admitted his patience ran out after failing to hear back from the former Preston forward.

He told BBC Radio Suffolk: "Portsmouth have been very good about this but we've spoken to the player and we haven't had a response. So David Nugent can go and play for whoever he wants now. The very least we deserve is a phone call or something to suggest he's not available.

"Premier League players who are not in their squads seem to choose the option of not coming out and playing. I was at a Premier League club and my self-satisfaction was zero if I wasn't playing on a Saturday, but the game has moved on and these lads seem quite happy to pick up their money and sit there and not play."