Reading will be looking to maintain their unbeaten run as they travel to the English capital to face Queens Park Rangers this evening, eager to impress in front of the Sky Sports cameras. Paul Ince’s side performed admirably against Norwich City in midweek – and will take plenty of confidence from that game against Dean Smith’s men considering they deserved to win three points against the Canaries.
According to Mike McGrath of The Telegraph, Manchester United have agreed on a deal with QPR to send 21-year-old right-back Ethan Laird on a season-long loan. The academy product was on the verge of joining Watford earlier, but the move has fallen through. Laird is a talented right-back, highly rated by those in charge of Manchester United.
The arrival of Aaron Wan-Bissaka initially blocked his path to the first team. And Diogo Dalot’s return last summer after a successful loan spell at AC Milan further dashed his hopes. Continue reading MANCHESTER UNITED AGREE TO LOAN ETHAN LAIRD TO QUEENS PARK RANGERS
English Championship side Queens Park Rangers (QPR) have completed the signing of highly rated defender Jake Clarke-Salter. The English centre back has joined QPR as a free agent after leaving West London giants this summer. The 24-year-old left the Blues at the end of his contract at the club. He has been at Chelsea at the age of eight. Clarke-Salter made just two first-team appearances during his time at Stamford Bridge.
Clarke-Salter spent the just concluded season at English Championship side Coventry City. He was unable to propel the Sky Blues to finish in the playoff spot at least at the end of the regular season. Coventry City started the season well in the opening weeks of the season as they were inone of the playoff positions before results dropped later in the season. In the end, the Sky Blues finished the regular season in mid-table.
Continue reading QPR SEAL CLARKE-SALTER DEAL
MK Dons manager Liam Manning will likely stay with the League One club despite the transfer links over a move to English Championship side Queens Park Rangers (QPR). QPR are looking for a new manager after the exit of Mark Warburton at the end of the just concluded Championship season. QPR fans appreciate Manning amongst the managers who have been linked with the vacant managerial position at the club. Manning is said to be a popular choice to fill the vacuum left by the exit of Warburton. However, Manning might not take the job as he’s looking likely to stay at MK Dons as reported by journalist Alex Crooks. The talkSPORT reporter said that Manning will likely stay at MK Dons beyond this summer earlier this week.
Manning has gained managerial recognition at MK Dons in the past year after leading the club to third place at the end of last season. MK Dons qualified for the League One playoffs as a result before they were beaten by Wycombe Wanderers in the semifinals. Under his watch, MK Dons are one of the most entertaining teams in the English Football League (EFL).
Continue reading MANNING SET FOR QPR STAY – JOURNALIST
Queens Park Rangers (QPR) manager Mark Warburton has disclosed that Lee Wallace is a big doubt ahead of the English Championship clash with Hull City on Saturday.
The QPR boss gave an update on the injury to Wallace in his pre-match presser for the Hull City game as he gave him a 30% chance of being in the squad for the visit of the Tigers. Continue reading WALLACE DOUBTFUL FOR HULL GAME
Albion Rovers striker Kyle Doherty has been handed a big blow in his quest to sign for London club Queens Park Rangers (QPR) in the English Championship. Dohertyhaspicked up an injury thus ruling out his dream move to QPR for now. His injury status was confirmed by his manager Brian Reid.
QPR target Doherty is set for a spell on the sidelines after suffering an injury that will keep him out until mid-January at the earliest as revealed by his manager who bemoaned the injury issues that he has faced this season. According to him, he has not been able to pick a fully fit squad this season.
Continue reading QPR DREAM MOVE OFF FOR REID
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Queens Park Rangers (QPR) boss Mark Warburton has provided an update on Ilias Chair ahead of the trip to face Reading in one of the games in week six of the new English Championship season. According to the QPR boss, Moroccan international Chair is fit for the Reading game billed for the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Saturday after he trained with his teammates on Friday.
Chair was on international duty with Morocco over the course of the last two weeks. The Reading attacking midfielder and his Moroccan national team colleagues had to be escorted out of Guinea earlier this week after a military coup took place in the West African nation. Continue reading QPR BOSS PROVIDES UPDATE ON CHAIR
Fenerbahce winger Bright Osayi-Samuel is attracting the interest of new Fulham manager Marco Silva after failing to settle in Turkey following his move from English Championship club QPR (Queens Park Rangers). The Cottagers interest in former QPR player Osayi-Samuel was confirmed by Nigerian publication Today.
Fulham have a new manager in ex-Watford and Everton boss Silva who was appointed as the replacement for Scott Parker when the club suffered Premier League demotion last term. Fulham brought in Silva to replace Parker after he left the club for fellow Championship team Bournemouth.
Continue reading FENERBAHCE WINGER ON FULHAM RADAR
Scottish Premiership giants Celtic have to pay the £4m transfer fee demanded for Hibernian striker Kevin Nisbet if they want to sign him this summer. This is according to ex-Hibsplayer Tam McManus in his recent interview as monitored by media portal HITC.
The Daily Record is one of the most reliable newspapers in Scotland and it has quoted £4m as the asking price for Scotland international Nisbet who has also been linked with a move to Queens Park Rangers (QPR) in the English Championship.
Continue reading CELTIC MUST PAY £4M FOR STRIKER
Middlesbrough have been handed a double blow on the injury front ahead of their league encounter with London club Queens Park Rangers (QPR) this weekend. Boro manager Neil Warnock gave an injury update on his team ahead of this weekend in a chat with reporters.
In his pre-match presser ahead of the QPR game, Warnock revealed that two key players Dael Fry and Marcus Tavernier won’t be available for the Championship match. As a matter of fact, the two players won’t play again this season according to the former Cardiff City and Crystal Palace boss due to their respective injuries.
For Tavernier, he has appeared in just four games out of the last 16 matches for Boro. He missed several games as a result of a knee injury before picking up another injury when he recovered from the said knee issue. The player picked up a calf problem in the Championship match with Milwall and has not been seen since then. That Milwall game was played last month.
Continue reading BORO DUO RULED OUT FOR QPR
