Is this the finest choice available to west Londoners?
QPR are looking for a new manager following the termination of Gareth Ainsworth, and according to a recent source, they are interested in a someone that Pep Guardiola regards as “incredible.”
Ainsworth has been fired by QPR.
The Hoops were expecting for a successful season in the Championship this summer, after finishing 20th in the table the previous season and just avoiding relegation, but things have not gone well so far in 2023/24. Ainsworth was dismissed of his duties as QPR manager on Saturday, following the 2-1 defeat at home to league leaders Leicester City, as the 10-man hosts failed to get anything out of the game.
While the outcome was far from calamitous, it was the final straw for Ainsworth, who has now lost 10 of his previous 14 Championship games, leaving his club in 23rd place and only one point above Sheffield Wednesday. With the Englishman no longer in command in west London, the challenge now is to find the right replacement to lead QPR out from the relegation zone in the coming months, avoiding a return to League One.
A number of names are expected to surface in the coming days, but a new speculation says that there may be an early front-runner for the post at Loftus Road.
Warnock is wanted by QPR.
According to a key update from Sky Sports, QPR are keen on appointing Neil Warnock as their new manager, believing the veteran as the appropriate guy to come in and improve the team’s fortunes, having previously worked there:
“Sky Sports News understands QPR will approach Neil Warnock to replace Gareth Ainsworth, who was fired as head coach early Saturday evening.” Ainsworth left the club after they were defeated 2-1 at home by Leicester City.
“Warnock managed QPR for nearly two years between 2010 and 2012, leading them to Premier League promotion in his first full season.” He has been unemployed since leaving Huddersfield Town a few years ago more than a month ago.
While some QPR fans may want to see a younger manager with fresh ideas take over, it is difficult to deny Warnock’s track record over a long career, in which he has become a master at steering teams away from relegation.
Not only that, but famous Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has already expressed his love for the 74-year-old, stating of him:
“I want to be really honest. Take a look at what occurred to Neil Warnock at Huddersfield. There is a propensity for these amazing managers to [improve] the Premier League or this tournament. They are fantastic and help us to be who we are. for Roy Hodgson
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