Queens Park Rangers defender Grant Hall has enjoyed a highly impressive first season at Loftus Road.
Grant Hall has told Get West London that he is enjoying learning from Nedum Onuoha at Queens Park Rangers.
Hall was brought to Loftus Road from Tottenham Hotspur last summer, and he was initially expected to play a back-up role for the London club.
The 24-year-old was used sparingly in his first few months with Rangers, but he has quickly established his place in the first-team.
Hall is now regarded as QPR’s most integral defender, but the youngster insists that he is still looking up to his centre-back partner, Onuoha.
“We compliment each other really well. He’s been great for me, and I’m learning from him,” Hall said.
Hall has shown maturity beyond his years for Rangers this term, and he looks to be amongst the leading candidates to win their Player of the Season award.
QPR have endured a disappointing season, but the emergence of Hall has been one of the major positives, and he now looks set to play a key part over the coming years.
Hall has made 37 appearances for the R’s in the Championship this season, and he opened his goalscoring account for Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink’s side in their most recent match against Reading.
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