With some impressive signings already for new Queens Park Rangers manager Mark Warburton with the recent additions of Liam Kelly, Lee Wallace and particularly Yoann Barbet, we are now being linked with a potential move for out of favour Aston Villa striker Scott Hogan.
The 27-year-old proved his worth in front of the net at both Rochdale and Brentford, but he had been seriously hampered by injuries in recent years. Despite that, his form still earnt him a big money £11million move to Aston Villa in the January 2017 window, but his spell with them hasn’t been great.
He’s only found the net ten times for the club and last January he was shipped out on loan to Sheffield United, where he played a small part in their automatic promotion but contributing two goals and an assist in five starts and three substitute showings.
With it believed that Villa are looking to move him on following their own promotion last season, West London Sport have now linked us with a potential interest in him again, but only as a loan deal.
Reacting to the news on social media about the Republic of Ireland international, it appears some are quite excited by the idea.
If we can get him on wages that fit our structure 100%
— Harry (@QPR_Harry) June 20, 2019
A loan can go either way. If say Hogan hits the ground running which means we are doing quite well, things change quickly in football & villa looking to offload may take any offer at Xmas. Of course other clubs then become interested but if a player is happy, who knows…
— Brad woodbridge (@bwoodbridge33) June 21, 2019
scott hogan on loan? wouldn’t mind seeing that. #QPR
— Liam✍???? (@LiamQPRFC_) June 20, 2019
Scotty Hogan? Yep, a good striker and will get you goals. #QPR
— Mark (@M_ImpsW12) June 20, 2019
I will settle for Hogan up top with Austin x
— QPR FC (@QPRTravels) June 20, 2019
Don’t look now Brentford fans.. ????????????????
Mark Warburton wants to take former Brentford striker Scott Hogan to QPR on loan from Aston Villa#QPR #Brentford pic.twitter.com/AAh0p2LOuT
— Anthony (@_AH_6) June 20, 2019
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