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Liverpool forward Craig Bellamy reportedly turns down a £60,000-per-week contract offer from Queens Park Rangers because he has his heart set on a return to Cardiff City.

Liverpool forward Craig Bellamy has reportedly turned down a £60,000-per-week contract offer from Queens Park Rangers.

The 33-year-old, whose current deal with the Reds expires in June 2013, is expected to leave Anfield for a small fee this summer as manager Brendan Rodgers attempts to reshape his squad.

According to The Mirror, Bellamy rejected the R's offer because he has his heart set on a move to Cardiff City, despite the Bluebirds' personal terms package being worth less than half of the one tabled by the Loftus Road club.

Bellamy scored 11 league goals in 35 appearances during a loan spell at Cardiff City Stadium in the 2010-2011 season.

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