Tottenham youngster set to join QPR on loan until the end of the season - despite Ange Postecoglou's side being hit by an injury-crisis
Tottenham youngster set to join QPR on loan until the end of the season - despite Ange Postecoglou's side being hit by an injury-crisis
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Tottenham youngster Min-Hyeok Yang is in talks to join QPR on loan until the end of the season. The 18-year-old winger was signed from Gangwon FC in South Korea in the summer transfer window, however only linked up with the north London side this month.
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However, the highly-rated teenager is yet to make an appearance for Ange Postecoglou's side - who have been struggling to find form amid an injury crisis. Despite their growing list on unavailable players, Mail Sport understands that Spurs are willing to let the Yang leave on loan - with talks behind held with QPR.
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The west London side were among three clubs to have asked about Yang's availability. During Gangwon's season last year, Yang scored 12 goals and managed six assists to help them end the season as K-League runners-up. Tottenham’s Min-Hyeok Yang is in talks to join QPR on loan until the end of the season.
The west London side currently sit 13th in the league table but are closing in on a Play Off spot. He could prove a useful asset to QPR, should he join, who have enjoyed a fine run of form in recent weeks which has taken them just outside of the Play Off spots.
Prior to their recent defeat by Sheffield Wednesday, the R's went on a four-game winning streak in the Championship to help recover from a poor start to the season. The west London side currently sit 13th in the league table but are just six points behind sixth-placed Middlesbrough.
