Lee Camp is not ruling out the possibility of extending his Nottingham Forest career beyond the end of his loan spell.

The QPR goalkeeper's loan at The City Ground is due to come to an end next month but the 24 year old could stay on Trentside.

Camp, who be hoping to secure his third successive clean sheet at Coventry on Saturday, told Forest World: "It's something that I think both parties are looking at but how far we go it's hard to say.

"I'm preparing for Coventry on Saturday but could get a phone call and be preparing for Wolves at QPR.

"That's just the nature of being a loanee with 24-hour recall. It's just a case of taking each day at a time - I know it's an old cliché but I can't really do much more than that."

Camp, who had become a fringe figure at QPR this season, added: "I'm enjoying playing - I'm not one to sit around doing nothing.

"It's great to be a part of this football club. I think you can see from my performances that I'm enjoying playing."

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