Reggae Boyz left back Kemar Lawrence is no longer happy at his New York Red Bulls home.
Lawrence, one of the longest serving players at the club, recently had a request for an improved contract rejected, meaning last year’s MLS Best XI pick and 2019 All-Star, might be looking for greener pastures.
Lawrence, in 2018, signed a contract worth US$338,000, making him the highest-paid defender on the team last season.
Things have changed since then, however, as teammates have since earned new contracts, relegating the left backs status at the club.
It is also suggested that Lawrence is not happy with his remuneration when compared to other left backs around the league.
Lawrence joined the Red Bulls in 2015 and has since made more than 120 appearances. His contract is set to expire in 2021.
Lawrence also has 58 caps for the Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz, starting in 56 of those games, helping them to the Caribbean Cup in 2014 and two famous second places at the CONCACAF Gold Cup in 2015 and 2017 before this year’s semi-final exit.