Former Boro striker Kei Kamara has pulled out of the Sierra Leone squad preparing for Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers as he continues to look for a new club.
Free agent Kamara was selected for the games against Cameroon but will not travel while he waits to sign a new deal.
"I will not be available for the two matches against Cameroon because I'm dealing with contract talks and I need to be around in case of any emergency travels," Kamara told BBC Sport.
The 30-year-old trained with Championship club Wolves in recent weeks before the Molinuex side decided against against trying to register him due to complications in obtaining a work permit.
Kamara, who scored four times for Boro, had been expected to return to the MLS after leaving Teesside, but he is ineligible to sign for a club in the US until next season .
He scored the only goal in a 2-1 defeat to Ivory Coast last month, his fourth in international football.
Sierra Leone currently sit bottom of their group.
They take on Cameroon on Saturday and October 15.
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