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The start of the summer transfer window is nearly upon us and there are plenty of Championship clubs that will be looking to strengthen in the coming weeks – with QPR and Sunderland certainly among them.
The Michael Beale era began at QPR on the 1st of June with Steven Gerrard’s former assistant leaving Aston Villa to become Mark Warburton’s permanent replacement.
Yoann Barbet has penned an emotional message to QPR fans to confirm his Loftus Road departure after three years with the Championship club.
QPR will be hoping to regroup and push towards the top positions in the Championship next season, after what was a difficult conclusion to the second tier for the R’s.
After already making four signings this summer, Aston Villa's focus will shift to moving players out of Steven Gerrard's first-team either on loan or permanently.
Michael Beale left Aston Villa at the beginning of June to become Queens Park Rangers’ new manager, ending a four-year working relationship with Steven Gerrard. The 41-year-old was assistant manager at Villa but had worked for alongside Gerrard at Liverpool and Rangers before the pair came to the Midlands.
QPR chairman Amit Bhatia has lifted the lid on the decision to appoint Michael Beale as their new manager.
Outgoing Leon Balgoun has been hailed as a Rangers dressing room leader following his Ibrox exit.