Championship high-flyers Queens Park Rangers are expected to loan out numerous players including Paul Smyth and Sean Goss.
There is no shortage of young players struggling for game time at Queens Park Rangers right now, so fans can expect to see a number of departures during the January transfer window.
According to West London Sport, a whole host of out-of-favour talents have been made available on loan, with Sean Goss and Paul Smyth understood to be leading the queue.
Goss (above) has not made a league appearance for QPR since April 2017 and, after impressing on loan at Rangers in the second half of last season, is expected to be on his way again in the New Year.
The former Manchester United youngster, who was compared to Michael Carrick during his time at Old Trafford, has not made a single Championship appearance all season thanks in part to niggling injury problems.
Smyth, a 2017 signing from Linfield, has also fallen down the pecking order under Steve McClaren and has not featured since being hauled off at half time against Sheffield United in August.
The report adds that 21-year-old Moroccan Ilias Chair, who impressed when making the breakthrough under Ian Holloway last season, could also be on his way out of QPR on a temporary basis.
The likes of Aramide Oteh, Osman Kakay, Giles Phillips and Niko Hamalainen are also facing an uncertain future.
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