QPR hoping for Welbeck loan move


By Chris,
January 17 2009

Queens Park Rangers are hoping to sign young Manchester United frontman Danny Welbeck on loan. The 18-year-old has won some first-team recognition for the club this season and netted his first United goal in the 5-0 Premier League win over Stoke back in November. Reports also claim that the Ghana Football Association are keeping tabs on Manchester-born Welbeck.

Welbeck featured against QPR earlier in the season - winning a penalty as United edged out the Championship side by a single goal in a dour League Cup clash.

Now the Championship club want to sign Welbeck on loan as manager Paulo Sousa looks to resurrect his side's flagging play-off bid.

The filthy-rich Loftus Road club currently sit ninth in the Championship and are five points behind sixth-placed Preston.

Sir Alex Ferguson is reported to have knocked back an approach from QPR to take Welbeck on loan for the rest of the season - but the London club are now prepared to settle for a one-month loan deal in an attempt to lease life into their league campaign.

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dawson9
17/01/2009 11:37
With Rooney out for 3 weeks, Tevez doubtful to be fit today and Manucho and Campbell out on loan I can't see this happening.

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