Hull City striker Daniel Cousin isn't expected to make a decision over his future until he returns from Angola.

City chairman Adam Pearson has given agent Willie McKay permission to find a new club for the striker whilst the transfer window is open.

QPR have already struck a provisional deal to take him on-loan until the end of the season, but that could be in jeopardy after the exit of manager Paul Hart, who instigated the move, says the Hull Daily Mail.

McKay is still touting Cousin's services to clubs in England and France and a decision on his future is expected on his return to the UK.

Fulham's interest in Cousin comes on the back of injuries to Bobby Zamora and Clint Dempsey which has severely depleted their attacking options.