Birmingham City goalkeeper Lee Camp is attracting interest from League Two club Salford City, according to The Sun journalist Alan Nixon.

The Blues recently ended their latest Championship campaign on a disappointing note after failing to win any matches since the division restarted in June, with the Midlands outfit eventually finishing 20th in the table while avoiding relegation.

Camp was Birmingham's first-choice goalkeeper over the course of this underwhelming campaign as he made a total of 36 appearances between the sticks, but the 35-year-old only managed to keep seven clean sheets during this time.

It seems likely that Birmingham fans can look forward to a summer of change at the club given head coach Pep Clotet recently left his position, and this could mean that several first-team players could follow Jude Belligham out of the exit door.

It has now emerged that Camp could be one of those as he has been linked with a potential move to Salford City who finished 11th in the League Two table following their first season in the EFL this term.

Birmingham City News have since taken to Twitter to ask supporters whether Camp should get another season at St Andrew's or whether he should be moved on.

Can you score 14/14 in this Birmingham City end of season quiz?

Plenty of Birmingham fans responded to this question by suggesting that the time had come to offload Camp, while some others argued that the former Nottingham Forest stopper could be kept on as a back-up option next term.

Here are some of the responses...