Some of the most recent switch hypothesis involving QPR…
QPR are occupied with Wales defender Neil Taylor, The Sun declare.
Taylor is anticipated to depart Aston Villa this summer season when his contract there ends.
The Sun say he’s needed by Rangers and Stoke in addition to Turkish golf equipment Istanbul Basaksehir and Trabzonspor.
Watford linked with Chair
Watford have once more been linked with QPR’s Ilias Chair.
The Hornets had been linked with him throughout the January switch window.
And The Athletic say Watford are amongst a variety of golf equipment exhibiting an curiosity in Chair.
Belgian sides Anderlecht and Club Brugge and Italian golf equipment Bologna and Genoa are additionally stated to be keen.
Fulham amongst golf equipment linked with Dykes
QPR striker Lyndon Dykes is attracting curiosity from different golf equipment, together with Fulham, it’s claimed.
The Scotland worldwide has struggled for a lot of his first season in west London however is in wonderful type, having scored six targets in as many matches.
And Teamtalk declare there might be “a battle to hold on to” Dykes and that Fulham, Burnley and West Brom are “prepared to check QPR’s resolve” after watching his progress.
Daily Record declare R’s need Porteous
QPR are occupied with Hibernian’s Scotland Under-21 centre-back Ryan Porteous, the Daily Record reckon.
The newspaper declare director of soccer Les Ferdinand “has had him watched repeatedly in latest weeks” and that Rangers are “weighing up a transfer” for Porteous.
It can also be claimed that Millwall had a £1m bid for the 22-year-old rejected in January and that QPR would “must go in considerably larger than that and with critical add-ons” with a view to signal him.
Hammers eyeing Dieng, Sun declare
West Ham are the most recent membership to have been linked with Seny Dieng.
The QPR goalkeeper, now a Senegal worldwide, has impressed for Mark Warburton’s aspect this season.
It has led to hypothesis {that a} Premier League membership might are available in for him throughout the summer season.
And The Sun say West Ham are able to pay £6m for Dieng, who signed a four-year deal in September so is below contract till 2024.
Rangers supervisor Warburton has since dismissed the story.
Warburton informed West London Sport: “Where does this come from? Where do these figures come from?
“The validity of that supply is questionable at finest, I feel. Put it that method.
“And the larger image; if any participant leaves it will likely be for QPR’s valuation. Everyone’s received a value. The finest participant the world has a value in the event you’re ready to pay it.
“If any participant leaves QPR it will likely be if the board deem it to be good worth for the membership.”
