BREAKING: QPR keeper Rob Green set to leave on free transfer
Sky sources understand that veteran goalkeeper Rob Green is set to leave Queens Park Rangers when his contract at Loftus Road comes to an end in the summer - if not before.
Sources tell us that Danny Murphy had looked to move the 35-year-old ex-England international on in the most recent transfer window due to his high wages but was unsuccessful in finding a club also willing to pay his contract.
Green joined from West Ham United in 2012 and has played over 100 games for The Hoops, but his reported £40k per week wage is thought to be a major problem for Murphy, who is attempting to reorganize the wage structure at the club.
Initially Green was unhappy at the idea of being moved on and told his manager as much, but recent results have left the twelve time England international less than satisfied with life at the club.
Queens Park Rangers currently find themselves in 20th place after nine games and the promotion hopefuls have a lot of work on to turn their season around.
We understand that Green and his agent held talks with Murphy to discuss the club's underachievement but refused to accept an apology from the 38-year-old who only took over at Loftus Road at the start of the season - his first ever job in management.
The latest developments, according to our sources, are that Beşiktaş and Troyes have both been offered the player on a free transfer as Murphy looks to get rid of Green's £40k wages before the end of his contract in June.
But it is understood that Green has rejected the contract offers from both teams after failing to come to an agreement on his wage.
Green is currently in talks with Mexican side Pumas but he is expected to turn down their offer too. Green is out of contract in the summer and QPR are happy to let him leave on a free transfer, but he doesn't seem willing to accept a pay cut.
Murphy is reportedly planning on dropping Green for the foreseeable future in an attempt to make the goalkeeper see that it would be wise to accept an offer from elsewhere, with Alex Smithies expected to come in and replace Green.
Green also has a clause in his contract which means he will automatically receive a one-year extension should he play in thirty league games for his club this season and it is likely that Murphy is keen to avoid this.