QPR goalkeeper Júlio César says there is interest from multiple clubs for his services but insists he will not decide on his future until after the Confederations Cup.
Arsenal and former employers Inter are interested in signing the Brazilian, who was relegated with QPR after a poor season for the London club.
The 33-year-old is contracted to QPR until 2016 but has admitted that other sides are interested in him.
Cesar told Globo Esporte: “I don’t know. There are indeed talks with some teams, but nothing definitive. This is the Confederations Cup moment, I have to focus on doing a good work for the national team.
“I won’t name the teams as it would not be ethical since I am under contract with Queens Park Rangers. I let people responsible for my career deal with it.”
Cesar is expected to feature in the Confederations Cup and says it is great preparation for the World Cup in Brazil, next year.
He said: “I am proud to be with the national team after having some difficulties. My career is in a new path since I left Inter Milan, with delicate situations.
“But there is a dream of being world champions with Brazil. I won’t give up unless my name does not appear in the World Cup final list.”
Source: Football 365
