McCallum returns to action after hamstring injury
Sam McCallum has returned to action after more than three months on the sidelines.
McCallum, who is on a season-long loan at QPR from Norwich, had surgery after suffering a hamstring tear against Nottingham Forest in October.
The 21-year-old played 45 minutes for Rangers’ Under-23 side in a match against Cardiff City on Tuesday afternoon.
Manager Mark Warburton said: “It’s nice to have him back after all he’s been through with the surgery and working with the medical team.”
Rangers won the game 2-0 with goals from Hamzad Kargbo and Joe Gubbins.
McCallum is expected to play around 70 minutes of an Under-23s match against Blackburn next week.