Julio Cesar is determined to leave QPR in the winter in order to enhance his Brazil national team chances.
The 34-year old is the current number one in Luiz Felipe Scolari's Selecao but is not playing at club level and is aware he needs to be getting regular minutes ahead of next year's World Cup.
Cesar suggests Internacional are showing interest but is keen to move on to any club that is keen on the former Inter Milan man.
"God willing I'll move to another team to help Scolari and (technical director Carlos Alberto) Parreira as they are helping me a lot," Cesar told SportTv. "Now, I have to help them.
"I have not received any offer yet, but considering my situation, everything would be welcome.
"Brazilian domestic football is very competitive, I would be closer to everything, including criticism. It would be good. But I don't rule out clubs from England and Italy. I'll consider the best offers."
