The former Inter player is set to resolve his future soon
following Brazil's Confederations Cup victory and the 33-year-old admits he and
his family are keen to remain in London
QPR goalkeeper Julio Cesar has opened the door to a
potential move to Arsenal by admitting he is keen to stay in London.
The Brazil international's future looks set to be
resolved in the next few weeks following the end of the Confederations Cup.
Cesar is wanted back in Italy with Roma keen to sign the
experienced stopper, but last month Goal revealed Arsenal had opened formal
talks with QPR over a €1.2 million deal for the 33-year-old.
And speaking after their 3-0 Confederations Cup final
victory over Spain, Cesar told reporters: "Now I have to do things right
at my club so I can be considered for the World Cup.
"Did my son say he wants to stay in London? Yes, me
too. I love the city and I’m enjoying living there."
QPR manager Harry Redknapp is expecting to lose his
first-choice goalkeeper and has already admitted that Cesar's future lies away
from Loftus Road.
Cesar was awarded the Golden Glove following Brazil's
Confederations Cup triumph, conceding just three goals and making several
impressive saves to deny the Spaniards in the final.
"I’m very happy for winning the Golden Glove,"
he added. "It’s a great award and it’s going to my collection."
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