QPR ‘keeper remaining quiet over future destination.
QPR goalkeeper Julio Cesar is still in the dark over where his future may lie after admitting that he will be leaving the club this summer, Sky Sports reports.
The 33-year-old has actually been one of the clubs more consistent performers in what has been a nightmare campaign for the West London side and he has spoke of his desire to move on and make sure he is still in contention for next year’s World Cup in his home country.
Having only joined the club last summer, he is expected to be one of the first high profile name’s to leave this summer following their relegation to the Championship, though he has admitted that he doesn’t know where he will end up.
“It is confidential. My future today is a question mark,” he said
“I have three more years on my contract, but the manager has already made it clear that it will be hard for me to stay at the club. I am happy he thinks that way, it is a sign that my work is being recognised.”
“I dedicated as much as I could to QPR.”
Cesar has also revealed that he will start QPR’s final fixture at Liverpool on Sunday.
“He (Harry Redknapp) had told me that I wouldn’t start any more games as I won’t be staying at the club. He said he would select other goalkeepers. I accepted his decision, there is no problem.”
“Now he has asked me to play the last game, and that makes me happy. I will try to play well and do my best.”