Jensen feels he could have aided Fulham's cause

Jensen, 30, refused to sign a one-year contract extension in December, and its subsequent withdrawal leaves the Dane a free agent.

He said: "I didn't see a future for me at the club, the way Lawrie Sanchez wants to play doesn't appeal.

"The long-ball game has been pretty much what we've been doing and that isn't my kind of football."

Jensen joined Fulham from Charlton for �1.25m but his three years at Craven Cottage have been blighted by injury.

He battled his way back to full fitness, but claims he was under-used, making just 10 starts this season.

Jensen said: "This year has been more a case of me getting back to fitness after having nearly two seasons out, and I've done that quite successfully.

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"The problem is that none of the managers chose to play me," added Jensen who felt he could have helped Fulham's cause as they flirted with relegation.

He said: "The spring was particularly frustrating because things weren't going well on the pitch and I wanted to help out because I felt I had something to offer.

"Obviously, I'm at fault a little because I didn't sign the new deal in December.