QPR: Rangers could move for Dykes

Michael Beale might be set handy Queens Park Rangers a double blow in January, as studies have recommended that the previous supervisor might look to take Lyndon Dykes with him to Glasgow Rangers.

The 44-year-old swapped Loftus Street for Ibrox final week, having solely joined the Hoops through the summer season, in a transfer which has understandably pissed off followers given their spectacular begin to the Championship season.

Beale had affirmed his dedication to QPR just a few weeks in the past when Wolves got here knocking however felt that he couldn’t flip down Rangers, which leaves the Hoops presently managerless forward of the Championship’s resumption this weekend.

If studies are to be believed, then the previous Aston Villa assistant could also be planning a raid of his former membership in subsequent month’s switch window, with Dykes one participant who might be a part of the Scottish giants.

Journalist Pete O’Rourke has recommended that the previous Livingston man might definitely be on Rangers’ radar within the winter switch window, which might symbolize one other blow to QPR’s hopes of returning to the Premier League.

Do you assume Dykes will depart?

He informed This Is Futbol: “It’s one which does have apparent hyperlinks. You’ve received Lyndon Dykes who has performed below Michael Beale and scored objectives within the Championship for Queens Park Rangers.

“Rangers presumably might be available in the market for a brand new striker and particularly if Alfredo Morelos was to depart the membership as effectively so I’m certain Lyndon Dykes is any person that may positively be on the radar for Rangers in the event that they do want to usher in a striker.”

The “excellent” 27-year-old is presently joint-top of QPR’s goalscoring charts this season, with six Championship objectives to his identify, whereas his strong 6.77 common score from WhoScored ranks him because the Tenth-best performer at Loftus Street, so it’s clear that he’s an vital member of the squad.

Former Hoops boss Mark Warburton was stuffed with reward for the Scotland worldwide’s performances final season, saying: “He has all of the bodily attributes and a mind for a purpose however we have now achieved a great deal of work on his contact.”

Beale is already unpopular amongst QPR followers however he’ll solely tarnish his status additional if he takes Dykes with him to Ibrox in January, as it could symbolize one other important blow to the west London facet.