Transfer Rumours Transfer window Summer 2021
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Asked my pal who's on the scouting team about him....
"I saw him play once, looked OK nothing special but Impey looked at him quite a few times and invited him in"
Impey must see something in him - one for the future, and imagine he'd either stick with the U23s or head out on loan next season
Reports doing the rounds that QPR are close to signing both Charlie Austin and Sam Field.
Just read that Ellers & also Field set to sign, great newsWLS says Charlie deal close.
Great news mate. Maybe 1or2 others and I reckon we might do well next season.
Certainly not messing around to finalise deals. Be good to go into pre-season knowing the mainstay of the team is in place and looking to continue where they left off.
We do our business so much more professionally now.
I like it! I like it a lot!!
We do our business so much more professionally now.
I like it! I like it a lot!!
REPORT: QPR COULD SIGN £3M MAN FROM CHAMPIONSHIP RIVALS, MAY REPLACE FANS’ FAVE
Queens Park Rangers are interested in signing Chuba Akpom with Championship rivals Middlesbrough expected to sell the £3 million striker, as reported by TEAMtalk.
It’s very difficult to finish high in any league without a striker,” Warnock said.
Of course, Middlesbrough did have a striker. Three of them in fact.
It’s just none of Britt Assombalonga, Ashley Fletcher and Chuba Akpom came close to reaching double figures and, by the time May rolled around, all three were out of favour.
Assombalonga and Fletcher will leave the Riverside when their contracts expire in July and, according to TEAMtalk, Akpom will be on his way too, only one year after joining from PAOK for a cool £3 million.
Middlesbrough have told the London-born former England U21 international to find another club.
And a return to the capital could be on the cards, with QPR battling Bristol City, Charlton and Millwall, although a loan deal may be more likely than a permanent transfer because of Akpom’s sizeable wages.
Warnock was “delighted” to finally get his hands on his “number one target” last summer but, despite an impressive start to life in the north east, the goals soon dried up for the one-time Arsenal youngster.
Should he move on to QPR, Akpom may be given the unenviable task of replacing fans’ favourite Charlie Austin at Loftus Road.
Queens Park Rangers are interested in signing Chuba Akpom with Championship rivals Middlesbrough expected to sell the £3 million striker, as reported by TEAMtalk.
It’s very difficult to finish high in any league without a striker,” Warnock said.
Of course, Middlesbrough did have a striker. Three of them in fact.
It’s just none of Britt Assombalonga, Ashley Fletcher and Chuba Akpom came close to reaching double figures and, by the time May rolled around, all three were out of favour.
Assombalonga and Fletcher will leave the Riverside when their contracts expire in July and, according to TEAMtalk, Akpom will be on his way too, only one year after joining from PAOK for a cool £3 million.
Middlesbrough have told the London-born former England U21 international to find another club.
And a return to the capital could be on the cards, with QPR battling Bristol City, Charlton and Millwall, although a loan deal may be more likely than a permanent transfer because of Akpom’s sizeable wages.
Warnock was “delighted” to finally get his hands on his “number one target” last summer but, despite an impressive start to life in the north east, the goals soon dried up for the one-time Arsenal youngster.
Should he move on to QPR, Akpom may be given the unenviable task of replacing fans’ favourite Charlie Austin at Loftus Road.
Certainly not messing around to finalise deals. Be good to go into pre-season knowing the mainstay of the team is in place and looking to continue where they left off.
We do our business so much more professionally now.
I like it! I like it a lot!!
Credit to Sir Les, Amit, Good & Fernandez of they are willing to finance these deals. Onwards and upwards.
Wallace will sign a year long extension very soon.
The stars are coming together
Johansen would be the cherry on the cake, but nothing will happen until Fulham have finished their season (he has said he wants to stay in London though)
On way out Kelly is being lined up by Motherwell, Lumley is in discussion but wanted by Boro. So will we stick on our young keeper Walsh as no2?
The stars are coming together
Johansen would be the cherry on the cake, but nothing will happen until Fulham have finished their season (he has said he wants to stay in London though)
On way out Kelly is being lined up by Motherwell, Lumley is in discussion but wanted by Boro. So will we stick on our young keeper Walsh as no2?
Jordy's our Dutch version of Glenn Roeder. No nonsense, likes to venture forward and can pick a pass too. Just needs to develop the "Jordy shuffle."
Don’t know about getting this geezer Ellers, he had potential but that’s about it, 3m no way
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Agree I posted it but wasn’t sure if we actually need to spend that much on the player.
https://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr...c&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork
QPR close to deal for Austin and Field ...
QPR close to deal for Austin and Field ...
I saw 2 brilliant goals Lloyd scored for Yeovil on a LFW thread on him, he wafted past defenders almost Eze like. But then I've seen anything else....
Sounds very promising. On the other hand I read somewhere WBA are very short of their own midfield players. Apart from that he did have some injury problems I wonder why they'll let him go when I think they have another year's option. Hope they don't change their minds.
Feels pretty good to be an R these days doesn't it?
We'll have Amos back next season too, competition for places is never a bad thing.
We'll have Amos back next season too, competition for places is never a bad thing.