QPR striker Charlie Austin looks likely to be passed fit for this weekend’s game against Sunderland.
Austin was ruled out of Sunday’s 4-0 thrashing at Tottenham with a hamstring problem but has responded well to treatment and is expected to train on Friday.
Meanwhile, Alejandro Faurlin has been sent for a precautionary scan after hurting his knee during Rangers’ League Cup defeat at Burton.
Faurlin, recently back from a second long-term knee injury, will almost certainly sit out the Sunderland game but is hoping to be given the go-ahead to train next week.
Rangers are on course to complete the signings of Reading goalkeeper Alex McCarthy and Liverpool full-back Jack Robinson in the next 24 hours.
Robinson, 20, has agreed personal terms but is regarded as one for the future and has been lined up for a season-long loan move to Championship side Huddersfield.
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What a wonderful Wembley 13/14 but cannot suffer another year as we started @ 75years of age it"s testing now week by week let's hope harry you produce miracles.
what about a knew front man
from what I've seen of QPR so far this season ... I'd rather have dental surgery than watch them play another game ... far less painful