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Di Canio sorry to leave

AFP, London
Paolo Di Canio on Wednesday publicly apologised to Charlton fans over his decision to quit the London club after being offered the chance to end his career with Lazio in Rome.
The Italian striker said the decision to request the cancellation of a one-year contract he signed only last month had been the most painful of his career.
Di Canio, 36, who is expected to tie up his deal with Lazio in the coming days, said his decision had been motivated by his family's desire to stay in Rome, where the veteran forward began his career.
"This is possibly the most difficult career decision I have ever had to make and I can only apologise to Alan Curbishley and the supporters of Charlton, for whom I have the greatest affection," Di Canio told the club's website.
"I have often said I wished I joined Charlton earlier in my career, and whatever has happened I will always
believe this to be so.
"The supporters were always right behind me and I hope they will not be angry with me and will understand that, where your family is involved, you
sometimes have to do things which are very painful."
Di Canio joined the Addicks in August 2003 from West Ham. He made 33 league and cup appearances last season, scoring five goals to finish as the club's joint third top scorer.
Confirmation of Di Canio's departure came a day after Charlton secured the services of former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy and exEverton forward Francis Jeffers.
England international Murphy, 27, arrived at the south London club on a four-year deal for 2.5 million pounds (4.6 million dollars) and 23-year-old Jeffers, loaned out by Arsenal to Everton last term, joined on a two-year contract for 2.6 million pounds (4.7 million dollars).
Manager Alan Curbishley has hailed the new signings as a clear sign of the unheralded London club's determination to build on last year's seventh place finish in the Premiership with a sustained push for European football.
Murphy had two years left on his Anfield contract but failed to impress new manager Rafael Benitez, who is planning to bring in Spanish international Xabi Alonso.
Jeffers spent last season on loan at Everton after failing to establish a regular starting place at Arsenal.