Kenny Miller is about to be booted out of his third club in just over a year.
According to a report in The Sun the striker is close to agreeing a deal to bin the second year of his Dens Park contract.
Exactly a year ago Miller was frozen out of Ibrox after a fall out with Graeme Murty and denied an emotional farewell to the fans.
In July he was appointed as player-manager of Livingston but three matches into the Premiership season his contract was terminated with Gary Holt brought in.
Neil McCann offered his former Ibrox team-mate a two year contract but as Dundee headed towards the Championship McCann and Jim McIntyre were both sacked.
New Dundee boss James McPake doesn’t want to have the veteran striker lurking around the club with The Sun breaking exclusive news of another exit for Miller.
The striker is expected to continue his media work with Radio Scotland and is hopeful of playing on beyond his 40th birthday in December.