Premiership - Striker Tomasz Radzinski and midfielder Claus Jensen have left Fulham after their contracts expired.

Both players stalled on signing news deals at the turn of the year and new boss Lawrie Sanchez has opted to show them the door as he tries to make his mark at Craven Cottage.

Canada international Radzinski, 33, has been at Fulham since leaving Everton the summer of 2004, and he mostly played up front and on the right wing.

Denmark man Jensen - who initially opted not to sign a contract as he was unsure of his future after an injury-ravaged couple of seasons since joining from Charlton - made a rod for his own back after criticising Sanchez' "long ball" tactics in recent weeks.

The 30-year-old playmaker has been tipped with a return to his native Denmark and is joined in the Fulham exodus by veteran Welshmen Mark Crossley and Mark Pembridge - who were not offered new deals - and on-loan trio Wayne Routledge, Vincenzo Montella and Jan Lastuvka, who return to Spurs, Roma and Shakhtar Donetsk respectively.