QPR have confirmed that Clint Hill has signed a new one-year contract.
The defender, whose deal was due to expire this summer, put pen to paper on Tuesday. His contract includes the option of a further year.
Hill, 33, had indicated that he would stay at Loftus Road despite interest from a number of Championship clubs, including Leeds.
He played under Leeds boss Neil Warnock for Crystal Palace and at QPR, where he ended last season as the club’s player of the year.
It has been a remarkable turnaround for the Liverpudlian, who told West London Sport in February that he was resigned to being shown the door.
Warnock’s successor Mark Hughes was keen for Hill to stay but is reluctant to allow members of his 25-man Premier League squad to leave on loan even if they are not getting first-team football.
That left Hill with a decision to make ahead of yet another influx of players.
See also:
Hughes to make quick decision on out-of-contract players (15 May)
QPR man to be offered new deal (15 May)
Buzsaky considers future after contract offer (17 May)
QPR confirm offers to duo as Gabbidon is axed along with Hall (21 May)
QPR man to make decision on future (18 June)
Hill set to sign new QPR contract (19 June)
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This post was last modified on 20/06/2012