Lazar Markovic has enlisted the help of an agent to get him a move to Belgium this summer as his short spell at Fulham comes to an end.
Fulham signed the 25-year-old on a six-month permanent transfer from Liverpool in January as the Anfield club washed their hands of the £20million flop.
But the Serbian made only one senior appearance for Claudio Ranieri – as a substitute against West Ham in February – and has been nowhere near a matchday squad under Scott Parker since he took caretaker charge.
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Markovic will be out of contract in June and, as Fulham will not be extending his stay, the ex-Hull City loan man is looking for an escape route to Belgium.
He is now working with a Belgian agent, who has offered him to all the top clubs in the Jupiler League.
Markovic’s standing remains good in Belgium following a handful of fine performances on loan at Anderlecht last season, but the Brussels club have not yet given an indication over whether they want him back and will decide on their next coach first.
