Stefan Postma will take ADO Den Haag to the arbitration committee of the Dutch FA in a bid to secure a move to QPR.
ADO blocking Loftus Road switch
Stefan Postma will take his club ADO Den Haag to the arbitration committee of the Dutch FA (KNVB) in an effort to secure a move to QPR.
The goalkeeper has agreed terms on an 18-month contract at Loftus Road, but his Dutch club have refused to sanction the switch.
Postma's agent insists he has a clause in his contract allowing him to move, but ADO are disputing that, according to AD Sportwereld.
Resolution
Postma's agent Hakim Slimani said: "In his contract is the clause that Stefan can leave ADO if a club pays the remainder of what is left of his contract.
"That means that a club needs to pay six months' wages and not an extra transfer fee.
"I have talked about this with a legal expert. ADO disagree though, and we still haven't found a resolution to get out of this mess. That's why we're asking for a speedy procedure at the arbitrage committee of the KNVB.
"Stefan needs to keep himself quiet now. We find it a pity that we can't work it out, of course Stefan has nothing against ADO."
