The centre-back is down the pecking order at the English Championship side with a loan exit possible.
Boss Enzo Maresca has left the door open for suitors to make their move for Leicester City defender Harry Souttar.
Souttar only made the move to the King Power Stadium for £15million in January but Maresca appears keen to clear out the fringes stars to slim down his squad. Victor Kristiansen found himself in a similar position to the Socceroo after only penning a deal in the last transfer window - and has been shipped out on loan to Bologna. Reports south of the border suggest that Rangers had been open to a loan move before midnight on September 1.
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