QPR are to discuss the future of goalkeeper Paddy Kenny on Monday.
Kenny has been strongly linked with a move to Leeds United, having played under Elland Road boss Neil Warnock at Rangers, Sheffield United and Bury.
So far there has been no formal approach from Leeds, although that could change if Kenny is made available next week.
The Republic of Ireland international is about to enter the final year of his contract and had hoped to be offered a new deal at Loftus Road.
An improved contract was discussed prior to QPR’s sacking of Warnock, and talks later scheduled for the first week of February did not take place.
Rangers have since made enquiries about a number of keepers, including Aston Villa’s Shay Given and Birmingham’s England Under-21 international Jack Butland.
Kenny, who recently turned 34, has made 77 league appearances since moving to west London in 2010.
See also: Hughes to make Villa an offer for Given (21 May)
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Keep paddy kenny after all the great saves and years of service he should be given an extended contract
bin at back of lonnigan few times last season vey quiet for a keeper having played in goals 30 years mi sel