Championship

CAMERON SEEKS TO LIFT QPR

by
The LeaguePaper Team
2 September 2018

CHAMPIONSHIP
GEOFF Cameron is excited to begin a new chapter in his career after joining QPR on a season-long loan.
The versatile 33-yearold, who played in both defence and midfield for Stoke in the Premier League, spent six years in the top flight, before relegation last season.
Having racked up over 150 appearances for the Potters, Cameron is looking for a fresh challenge at Loftus Road.
“It’s a fresh start and new beginning for me,” said Cameron.
“I decided over the summer that I wanted a change and something new. I want to help the team get up the table.”

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