Denes Rosa has left Wolves after having his contract at Molineux terminated by mutual consent.
Hungarian agrees deal to quit Molineux
Denes Rosa has left Wolves after having his contract at Molineux terminated by mutual consent.
The 31-year-old midfielder's deal was due to expire in the summer but he is now free to find another club after striking an agreement with the Championship table toppers.
Hungarian Rosa arrived in the Midlands from Ferencvaros in the 2005/06 campaign when signed by then boss Glenn Hoddle, but has found regular playing time hard to come by.
"Denes has found himself out of the first team picture over the past couple of season and things haven't really worked out for him," Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey told the club's official website.
Reports in Hungary have suggested Hearts and former club Ferencvaros could be interested in Rosa's services.
Hearts coach Csaba Laszlo conceded in December that Rosa was a player who had entered his thoughts.
"In the past Burnley goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly was on my wish list and we also wanted to get Denes Rosa from Wolves on loan."
