Bryan Ruiz feels he can still have a future at Fulham.
The Costa Rica midfielder is currently on-loan with PSV Eindhoven.
He told Het Nieuwsblad: "Martin Jol, the manager who signed me, was sacked and I asked his successor, Rene Meulensteen, if he still needed me.
"I was thinking about the World Cup. I had to play, but Meulensteen made me feel as though I wasn't part of his plans.
"I thought I could still help the team, but he had other thoughts - although I still rate him as a manager.
"Was Fulham the wrong choice? No. My first year was difficult but I played well in my second season. This season the whole team was struggling.
"I still think I am a player built for the Premier League. I can't say that Fulham didn't play the football I prefer, but I can't say the opposite either. But if you are fighting against relegation, sometimes you forget to play football. Then you get typical English football, which suits me less.
"It was the right decision to join PSV. It is going well and after the World Cup I will weigh up my options.
"I don't exclude a return to Fulham, as they can still save themselves. London is a fantastic city."
