Round-up: QPR man tipped to be on radar elsewhere, Millwall sweat over duo and Watford to land attacker
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QPR return to Championship action this weekend table toppers Burnley. Millwall face Wigan Athletic as they look to bounce back from their loss to Sunderland.
Meanwhile, Watford lock horns with Hull City on Sunday. Here is a look at some of the latest news regarding the trio...
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QPR’s Lyndon Dykes has been tipped as a potential target for former boss Michael Beale at Rangers in January if he decides to sign a striker. Reporter Pete O’Rourke has told This is Futbol: “Rangers possibly could be in the market for a new striker and especially if Alfredo Morelos was to leave the club as well so I’m sure Lyndon Dykes is somebody that would definitely be on the radar for Rangers if they do need to bring in a striker.”
Football Insider report Beale tried to sign Fulham midfielder Josh Onomah for the Hoops in the last summer transfer window and now wants to lure him to Ibrox. The former Tottenham Hotspur man has slipped down the pecking order at Craven Cottage.
Millwall
Millwall striker Benik Afobe and midfielder Ryan Leonard remain doubts for this weekend, as per a report by London News Online. The London club are taking on a Wigan side who have a new manager in Kolo Toure.
The Lions’ U21s drew 3-3 with Ipswich Town yesterday. They were 3-1 down in the game but fought back to pick up a draw. Next up for them is a home clash against Sheffield Wednesday on Monday 19th December.
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Watford have reportedly reached an agreement to sign attacker Matheus Martins from Fluminense, according to Fabrizio Romano on Twitter. He will join Udinese before being loaned to Vicarage Road.
The Hornets have secured the signing of midfielder Ismael Kone from CF Montreal. The 20-year-old caught the eye playing at the World Cup for Canada and played in all three of their group games.
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