Hamilton are hoping to re-sign Mickael Antoine-Curier and beat off competition from rival SPL clubs.
Antoine-Curier hoping for chance to work with Reid again
Hamilton Academical are hoping to re-sign Mickael Antoine-Curier and beat off competition from rival SPL clubs.
Antoine-Curier scored seven goals in 26 SPL games during a loan spell at Hamilton last season and is now a free agent after being released by Dundee in October.
The striker has recently been training with Hamilton and hopes to agree a deal after also attracting interest from Inverness and St Johnstone.
"I like Hamilton a lot and respect Billy Reid," said Antoine-Curier in the
Daily Record.
"I trained with them last week and enjoyed it. There are other clubs interested but we will have further talks this week. I hope to have a medical."
Lyle exit
Meanwhile, Hamilton striker Derek Lyle looks to be on his way out of the club after not being offered a contract extension after returning to fitness from a knee injury.
Lyle said: "The thing which I'm most disappointed about is I never really got the chance I was promised.
"I was told I would get the chance to prove myself but I only got one start, and that was against Aberdeen on Wednesday.
"I've been there for two and a half years and enjoyed it. They gave me a six-month contract to prove myself, which I appreciated, and I feel the best I've felt since coming back.
"I've been flying in training and the gaffer said that to me, and I was just thinking about getting myself back in the team. I don't feel I've had a fair crack of the whip."