By several accounts, New England Revolution midfielder Clint Dempsey played his last game in a Revs shirt on Sunday when his team lost, 4-3, on penalties to the Houston Dynamo in the MLS Cup final. The 2006 Honda U.S. Soccer Player of Year has made no secret of the fact that he wants to play in Europe, but even if that dream doesn’t come true for him, the AP says don’t expect to see Dempsey in the Boston area next spring. If a move to England’s Premier League is on for Dempsey, he could be packing his bags as early as six weeks from now, when the January transfer window opens across Europe. mid-table EPL clubs Charlton and Fulham have expressed interest in the winger. In addition to taking U.S. Soccer’s top individual honor, Dempsey had an equally impressive year for the Revs, finishing as the team’s second leading scorer with eight goals. After sustaining a severe ankle sprain in the first leg of New England’s Eastern Conference semifinal series against Chicago, Dempsey was forced to watch the rest of the playoffs from the bench until he was called up for the last 30 minutes plus overtime against Houston. Clearly not at a 100 percent, Dempsey provided a spark but couldn’t lift the Revs past the Dynamo.