Bournemouth boss Scott Parker is unsure about keeping hold of Leeds United striker Leif Davis.
The 21-year-old is currently on loan at Championship table-toppers Bournemouth but has found minutes hard to come by.
Parker told the Daily Echo: "It's tough for Leif at the moment. It's been a little bit stop-start.
"He came to us injured and we then obviously built him back up. We played him a couple of games and then he came out of training, he picked up a bit of a knee injury that kept him out for three or four days.
"I think there's no hiding behind the truth. The truth is, at the moment, there's a boy in front of Leif in his position (Zemura) that is doing extremely well. Sometimes you've just got to sit there a little bit, make sure you still do the right things, keep working hard, getting your opportunity when it comes and taking it.
"I think Leif is in that position at the moment. We signed him because he's a very good player. At this moment he's just waiting for the opportunity really."
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