Ariel Borysiuk made just 11 appearances for Queens Park Rangers in the Championship, and Ian Holloway now wants to sell the midfielder.
According to a report on West London Sport, Queens Park Rangers are looking to offload Ariel Borysiuk this summer.
Borysiuk only joined QPR last year, and he played fairly regularly during Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink’s time in charge.
The Polish international featured 11 times over the early part of the campaign for Rangers, but Ian Holloway’s arrival at Loftus Road knocked him down the pecking order.
Fulham’s Bryan Ruiz and FC Kaiserslautern’s Ariel Borysiuk (L) in action
Holloway favoured other options in QPR’s squad, and Borysiuk was eventually loaned out to Lechia Gdansk in January.
Borysiuk played regularly for Gdansk, but Holloway has already made his mind up about the 25-year-old – and now wants to offload him permanently this summer.
QPR are looking to sell players to raise some funds for new additions.
Rangers are known to only have a limited budget at the moment, but Holloway does want to inject some quality into his team.
And selling Borysiuk could be crucial to making room for any new players who Holloway wants to add this summer.
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