Bobby Zamora not looking for QPR exit route to West Ham – agent

The former Hammers frontman is currently on a contract of around £70,000-a-week without a relegation release clause.

QPR find themselves in the bottom three in the Premier League and will be forced to sell players or face financial turmoil if they fail to beat the drop, with a number of players in a similar scenario to Zamora.

Rumours have also circulated that the England international is unhappy with the Loftus Road side's training facilities and a lack of professionalism at the club.

But his agent Eric Black refuted the speculation and told West London Sport: 'It's total rubbish.
Bobby's said nothing of the sort to me.

Happy: Zamora not looking for move away from Loftus Road

There's no truth in it whatsoever. As for the training ground, it's not as bad as some people make out. Chelsea did okay when they were there, didn't they?'

A mooted move back to West Ham could keep England hopeful Zamora in the Premier League next season if Mark Hughes' side fail to beat the drop.

The Upton Park outfit currently find themselves in third position in the Championship and are just one point shy of an automatic promotion place.