Franck Queudrue admits he is considering his future at Fulham.

"We can't say that the club had a good season," Queudrue told Football365.fr. "Regarding our squad, we could have done better.

"I left Middlesbrough because I felt it was the right moment for me. I experienced everything with them and didn't want to play like it was a routine.

"Then Fulham contacted me and Chris Coleman's speech seduced me. He wanted to rebuild the club. I love that kind of challenge.

"Lawrie Sanchez is totally different. He is an expert in direct football. I respect it but it isn't for me.

"We talked about it together. I haven't made a transfer request, but I will study the possibilities. A departure is possible."

The former Lens defender is open to a return to France, although Premiership interest may yet surface in the 2006 Uefa Cup finalist.

"I have to meet my agent. Before joining Fulham, there was a little something with Liverpool," Queudrue added. "We will see. The same with West Ham.

"People often talk about me going to Marseille. I don't think I am unaffordable for French clubs."