Queens Park Rangers have built a young and internationally diverse squad of 27 players.
A significant 21 members of the full squad are foreign players, representing 77.8 percent of the total. Eleven of these players have earned senior caps for their respective national teams, adding valuable international experience to the group. The club's recent transfer activity has resulted in a positive balance of €2.78 million, indicating a sustainable approach to squad building.
This youthful core is currently handling a mixed run of Championship form. Their last five matches have produced two wins, two draws and one defeat, a sequence that reads DDWLW from most recent backwards. They were held to a 1-1 draw away at West Bromwich Albion last Friday, a result that leaves them looking to build momentum. The immediate focus shifts to their next fixture, a home match against Preston North End this Saturday, 19 September.
Manager Marti Cifuentes will be without several key players for that contest. The current injury list includes Boy Kemper, Ilias Chair, Jimmy Dunne, Karamoko Dembélé, Paul Smyth and Richard Kone. The full squad status is available on the injuries page. The club continues to operate from its historic home, MATRADE Loftus Road, which has a capacity of 18,360 seats.
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