Inter Milan midfielder Sulley Muntari has refused to rule out a move to QPR after seeing his loan spell with Sunderland come to an end.
The former Portsmouth player moved to the North east of England in January on a short term loan deal with the option to make it permanent.
However Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has decided against taking up that option leaving the player looking at his options for the new season and that includes a move to Neil Warnock’s newly promoted side.
Speaking to Skysports.com, the Ghana international said “I would have loved to stay with Sunderland, ”
“I love the Premier League but do not forget I belong to one of the biggest clubs in the world.
“QPR? Why not, it will be a start. I have done it with another good English manager at Portsmouth.
“We even won the FA Cup, so you never know.”
