Queens Park Rangers have made their first signing of the summer transfer window with the addition of left-back Boy Kemper from Dutch side NAC Breda. The 26-year-old arrives in west London after Breda were relegated from the top flight in the Netherlands last season, finishing second from bottom.
Kemper started his career with Ajax's reserve team before moving to ADO Den Haag and then joining NAC in 2023 where he captained them to promotion to the Eredivisie in his first season. He told the QPR website, "It's a big club with a big history."
Why it matters for Queens Park Rangers
QPR finished 15th in the Championship last season, 15 points short of the play-off places and 11 clear of the relegation zone. The signing of Kemper could be a boost to the team's defense, which struggled last season.
The summer transfer window is still open, and QPR may look to make more signings to strengthen their squad. Kemper's arrival is a positive start to the window, and fans will be hoping for more exciting news in the coming weeks.
