Championship

WARBS TO SEEK NEW SIGNINGS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
2 January 2022

QPR manager Mark Warburton has hinted that he may be looking for players in the January window.
The Rs are expected to be without Seny Dieng, Osman Kakay and Ilias Chair when they play in the Africa Cup of Nations.
“We are hoping to have all three players with us until after the Birmingham game, but it’s a big concern for any team to lose three players in a tight squad,” Warburton, 59, said.
“We will see what we can do in the January transfer window, but it is never easy because it is the hardest window by a long way.”

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