Queens Park Rangers should give Marcus Edwards a chance to revive his career at Loftus Road.
According to the Guardian, Tottenham Hotspur’s Marcus Edwards wants to leave the north London side and that should alert Queens Park Rangers.
Edwards has decided that his chances of getting first-team football at Spurs are limited, so he wants to force through a move this summer.
QPR should now be at the head of the queue for the 19-year-old, as he would have the potential to light up Loftus Road.
Granted, there are some doubts over Edwards’ attitude, but his talent means that he is worth the gamble for any Championship side.
Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino compared Edwards to Lionel Messi only two years ago, which shows how highly regarded he once was.
Edwards’ progress has slowed in recent times, but if QPR could unlock his talent, then he would bring great excitement to Steve McClaren’s side.
Edwards’ main talents lies in his dribbling ability, but he also has a knack of scoring at youth level, and looks ready to be given a chance.
If QPR could bring the best out of Edwards then they would have one of England’s hottest young properties on their hands, and it may be well worth them taking a gamble on the Tottenham youngster in the coming months.
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