QPR boss Michael Beale has said he won’t be afraid to make use of all the connections he has made along the way in the transfer market.
QPR are embarking on an exciting new era with Beale at the helm.
Fans could have felt somewhat apprehensive after the club decided to part ways with Mark Warburton given their upward trajectory under his management, despite their fall away from the play-off fight last season. However, the arrival of an ambitious coach in Beale has fans excited about what he could bring to Loftus Road.
Beale’s connections in the game have fans intrigued about what transfer windows could look like with him in charge, and the QPR boss has now spoken about said links with other clubs.
When asked by talkSPORT about using his links to Aston Villa and Rangers, Beale wasn’t hesitant to say he’ll be using his connections to his advantage.
“Of course. Liverpool, Chelsea as well,” he said.
“I’ll be pulling in all of those connections over time, but it’s important that we build a team that’s here for QPR and provides sustainability in terms of the market.”
Staying sustainable…
Despite the excitement of striking up links with huge clubs like Liverpool and Chelsea, fans will be pleased to hear that there will still be a focus on staying sustainable.
Warburton and co worked tirelessly to balance the budget at QPR after previous years of frivolous spending. It seems Beale will be tasked with maintaining that too, ensuring that the club remains stable yet ambitious in the years to come.
Jake Clarke-Salter and Kenneth Paal have already arrived on free transfer deals, so QPR fans will be excited to see who comes through the door next as their new boss looks to make his mark on proceedings at Loftus Road.
