Transfer Rumours 2024/25

Good ole Colin...

 

Took the words right out of my mouth

 

I'm with you. I want to put Willock's time at the club in the past and place him in my distant memories. I'm sick and tired of him.

 

Is this chap match fit?

 

He was released by Aalborg so probably not quite...

 

Seems Brum made a bid for Chair which was rejected, they ended up with Dozy instead. Result...

 

Our whipper snapper of a CEO has got rather a lot of goodwill in the bank.already

 

Hero to zero big time

 

I actually think Dozzell has a good player in him, but just needs the right coaching now. I don't see why Cifuentes can't aim for that.

Willock cannot be coached into a better player, unless a therapist has a go at him. Or drill instructor.

 

I think Hull bid for Willock, but he didn't want to go

 

Or there was some FFP issue they had with him. Maybe his Dad asked for too much wages for him?

 

I think he’s holding out for Pep now that Klopp is off.

 

More from Nourry. We've never had communication like this from the club before.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/kYHF3tBsA3shzDtd/

 

Talks a lot of sense & comes across very well, at last decent communication from the board, I like him & brings more optimism to the fans for the future

 

Very encouraging. I can feel my QPR bi-polar meter swinging back towards positive.

 

That's a lot. If they turn that down, it surely shows serious intent.

 

Derisory offer. £4m.

 

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QPR have signed Denmark midfielder Lucas Andersen on a free transfer.

The 29-year-old - who has previously played for Ajax and Grasshoppers - was a free agent after ending a second spell with Aalborg.


The Denmark international - who has six caps - previously played under Hoops boss Marti Cifuentes at the four-time Danish champions.

Andersen said: "I am so excited. This is another dream come true for me. This is a big opportunity."

He added: "I am really grateful and proud to represent the club and play in a historical stadium. In Denmark, English football is very popular. I am really looking forward to it."

Andersen said it would be "amazing" to play under Cifuentes again, adding: "I know his playing style, and I know he knows my abilities, so it is a good start."

Cifuentes said: "He has played either as a winger or a number 10 and is also very good at set-pieces. He has international experience and will add skills that we are looking for, and I am sure he will prove that he is a quality player."

Chuck Falkner
The Late News

 

How much longer has he got on his contract?