Scored in his second appearance at QPR but not again after that. Frey looked an ideal signing on paper but didn't end up offering too much more than a physical presence from the bench. Not in the squad for the final six fixtures with an injury. There's a world the striker does find fitness and form but so far this transfer has added little to the club.placeholder image
Scored in his second appearance at QPR but not again after that. Frey looked an ideal signing on paper but didn't end up offering too much more than a physical presence from the bench. Not in the squad for the final six fixtures with an injury. There's a world the striker does find fitness and form but so far this transfer has added little to the club. | Getty Images

How Marti Cifuentes' QPR transfers so far rate as EFL confirms summer window dates

Toby Bryant
By Toby Bryant

Senior Sports Journalist

Published 15th May 2024, 17:47 GMT
Updated 15th May 2024, 17:56 GMT

QPR were busy in the January window and, now the season is over, LondonWorld rates those completed deals.

It has been confirmed that the summer transfer window for EFL clubs will open on Friday, June 14, giving QPR a month to get their ducks in order ahead of recruiting for the season ahead.

It's Marti Cifuentes' first pre-season transfer period at the club and supporters will be eager to see how the Catalan crafts his side to fit his own style, with the hopes of avoiding another relegation battle next season.

R's fans already have a clue of the kind of deals Cifuentes will want done thanks to his work in the January window. LondonWorld evaluates those incomings and outgoings ahead of a summer of transfer action.

QPR's decision to loan a player to a fellow relegation-threatened side turned some heads, but it proved to be the right move. Dozzell's departure allowed the likes of Lucas Andersen and Isaac Hayden to come in. A bold move, but one which came off.

5. Andre Dozzell - loaned to Birmingham City

QPR's decision to loan a player to a fellow relegation-threatened side turned some heads, but it proved to be the right move. Dozzell's departure allowed the likes of Lucas Andersen and Isaac Hayden to come in. A bold move, but one which came off. | Getty Images

Clearly wasn't part of Marti Cifuentes' first team plans, so it made sense for him to get some minutes in League One. The 22-year-old bagged three goals in 14 appearances for Wigan, despite never playing a full 90. Not a headline-making loan spell but the right move.

6. Charlie Kelman - loaned to Wigan Athletic

Clearly wasn't part of Marti Cifuentes' first team plans, so it made sense for him to get some minutes in League One. The 22-year-old bagged three goals in 14 appearances for Wigan, despite never playing a full 90. Not a headline-making loan spell but the right move. | Getty Images

Gained experience in League Two with 713 minutes since being loaned out. Another who was not getting the playing time he needed at Loftus Road so the loan made sense, and ended on a high with a brace and an assist in his final game for Sutton United against MK Dons.

7. Stephen Duke-Mckenna - loaned to Sutton United

Gained experience in League Two with 713 minutes since being loaned out. Another who was not getting the playing time he needed at Loftus Road so the loan made sense, and ended on a high with a brace and an assist in his final game for Sutton United against MK Dons. | Getty Images

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