Sean Goss made ten Scottish Premiership appearances for Rangers last season and Queens Park Rangers will allegedly loan him out.
At the start of 2018, Rangers signed young QPR midfielder Sean Goss on loan until the end of the season. 12 months on, the Scottish Premiership club could have the option to bring the 23-year-old back to Ibrox.
Because West London Sport reports that Goss has been made available on a temporary basis by the Championship club, with just a few weeks remaining until the transfer window opens again.
Since returning to Loftus Road, Goss has not been included in any of QPR’s 17 match-day squads, with manager Steve McClaren clearly not a fan. So the former Manchester United youngster would surely jump at the chance to enjoy a second spell north of the border.
But would Steven Gerrard be keen to sign a player who initially impressed under Graeme Murty last season?
Goss made ten appearances in the Scottish Premiership for Rangers, scoring two goals between January and May, and impressed supporters with his excellent range of passing from the centre of midfield. Although his performances on the bigger occasions often left a lot to be desired.
With Graham Dorrans’ injury problems ongoing, Lassana Coulibaly out of form and the Express claiming that Gerrard wants a new midfielder, Goss’s availability could play straight into Rangers’ hands.
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