Birmingham defender Franck Queudrue has revealed co-owner David Sullivan has apologised for Monday's astonishing attack on Blues players.
"I spoke to him this morning," Queudrue told Sky Sports News. "He apologised to me and it's OK. He was sincere. It shouldn't have become public. He regrets it now.
"He put so much into the club for 15 years and was frustrated, and he got a bit carried away. He named some players that he shouldn't have.
"He named me because I was one of the signings, it could have been anyone."
Queudrue, who has made only 15 starts for Blues following his £2million transfer, indicated on Monday he would be seeking a move but has now hinted he could stay at the club.
"We said what we had to say," he added. "It's still difficult. We'll find shortly an agreement to do something over the summer."
