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Queens Park Rangers confirm that midfielder Akos Buzsaky has rejected their offer of a new contract and will depart Loftus Road this summer.

Queens Park Rangers midfielder Akos Buzsaky has decided to leave Loftus Road this summer.

The 30-year-old Hungary international, who joined the R's in January 2008 from Plymouth Argyle for a fee of £500,000, has rejected the club's offer of a new contract.

An official QPR statement read: "The club is thankful to Akos for his contribution during his time at Loftus Road and wishes him every success for the future."

Buzsaky made 102 league appearances for the Hoops, scoring 17 goals.

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