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Leeds United defender Lee Peltier has left the club after two years at the club.

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Lee Peltier has confirmed he is leaving Championship club Leeds after his contract was cut short by mutual consent. The 27-year-old former Whites captain has a year left on his deal at Elland Road but is now looking for a new club after agreeing to leave at the end of a season where he fell out of favour. He was signed by former Leeds boss Neil Warnock in 2012 but struggled to get into Brian McDermott's side last season before moving to Nottingham Forest on loan. Departure: Pelter leaves Leeds after two years at the club, cutting short his three-year deal . Red alert: Peltier could make a move to Nottingham Forest where he made seven appearances on loan . Peltier tweeted on Monday: 'All the fans that have supported me over the two years, and all the boys at the club been a pleasure working with them - top lads, wish them all the best for the season.' Forest are believed to be interested in securing a permanent deal for the former Leicester and Huddersfield man. Peltier had been a regular in the side at Elland Road and was even appointed captain at one point but now seems not to be in new manager Dave Hockaday's plans for the coming season. He leaves Leeds having made 75 appearances for the club, scoring one goal. Last legs: Then Leeds captain Peltier struggles to get to grips with Fernando Torres in a Capital One Cup tie . Tough: Peltier vies with Manchester City's Carlos Tevez (R) during an FA Cup fifth round tie .