Adel Taarabt will not be sold in this transfer window, QPR confirm

Adel Taarabt, right, will remain at Loftus Road this summer, QPR have confirmed. Photograph: Rebecca Naden/PA Wire/Press Association Images



The QPR majority shareholders Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore have confirmed that their captain Adel Taarabt will not leave the club during the summer transfer window.

The 22-year-old playmaker was a key figure in

Taarabt PSG deal on verge of collapse

 

talkSPORT understands Paris Saint Germain's deal to sign QPR midfielder Adel Taarabt is on the verge of collapse.

The Morroccan midfielder seemed set to leave Loftus Road after Rangers accepted a bid from the Ligue 1 side.

Now though there appears to be a difference in how the structure of the deal will take shape with Neil Warnock's side wanting £10million up front (rising to £15m) whilst the French side are only prepared to offer £6m for the former Tottenham man.

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A-delightful piece of news as Taarabt admits he could stay with QPR

QPR captain Adel Taarabt admits he could yet ply his trade for the R's next season if a move to Paris Saint-Germain does not come to fruition.
The 22-year-old has been the subject of rife speculation this summer after shining during QPR’s promotion from the npower Championship last season.
Numerous clubs across Europe have been mooted as a potential destination for Taarabt, with PSG looking the most likely to land his signature.

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Adel Taarabt eyes QPR comeback

ADEL Taarabt has told pals he wants to join QPR on their pre-season trip to Italy.

The wantaway star was left out of the tour to Cornwall this week to finalise a £15million move to PSG.

Boss Neil Warnock expected the 22-year-old's future to be sorted out by the time the team return to London at the weekend.

But the Taarabt saga is set to drag on into next week as he is yet to agree a move to the French club.

And the Moroccan wants a seat on the plane to Italy in a bid to get match-fit ahead of any prospective move.

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£13.2m Arsenal and Chelsea playmaker target 'definitely' moving

Queens Park Rangers playmaker Adel Taarabt will definitely leave the club this summer, according to the player's agent.

The Moroccan stared for QPR in the Npower Championship last season, a year that saw the club promoted to the Premier League.

But after catching the attention of some of Europe's elite, including Arsenal and Chelsea, the player's agent Marco Sommella, confirmed the player would leave the newly promoted side.

"QPR are looking for a player to replace Adel Taarabt, who is to be

QPR adviser Di Marzio insists PSG target Taarabt will not be sold

QPR football adviser Gianni di Marzio insists they won't sell Adel Taarabt.

The midfield schemer is the subject of intense interest from PSG, but Di Marzio says the R's will hold onto him for their Premier League debut.

"He will have a great championship," Di Marzio told TMW.

"We, of course, we intend to keep him for this season, he will not go to Paris Saint Germain.

"He has offers from many teams, but we do not intend to sell him. "

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QPR boss wants six new players and still holds Taarabt hope

QPR boss Neil Warnock has confirmed he is hoping to bring in midfielder Jimmy Bullard as he looks to make up to six new signings prior to the new season.

The Championship winners have yet to dip into the transfer market this summer with Warnock admitting that financial restrictions have hampered his efforts so far.

Despite the vast personal wealth of the Loftus Road club's owners, Bernie Ecclestone, Flavio Briatore and Lakshmi Mittal, their experienced manager is working within a budget prior to their return to Premier League action.

The lack of movement so far has proved to be a frustration for the former Sheffield United and Crystal Palace manager, but he remains confident new faces will be forthcoming.

"You are bound to be frustrated. We need