From West London Sport - QPR’s Talla close to move to Portugal
By David McIntyre
'QPR youngster Lorent Talla is close to a move to Portuguese side Rio Ave.
The midfielder, 20, is a product of Rangers’ academy, having been with the club since the age of 12.
He has made two first-team appearances, both as a substitute, and has played international football
for his native Kosovo.'
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'LORENT Talla has signed for Portuguese top-flight side Rio Ave, completing a permanent transfer
for an undisclosed fee.
The 20-year-old midfielder joined QPR when he was 12. He made two first-team appearances for the
club, one of which came in our Carabao Cup tie at Plymouth Argyle last month.
Talla was also part of our Development Squad’s Premier League Cup success last season.
CEO Christian Nourry said: “Lorent has been with QPR for eight years and has shown he has what is
required to forge a career in the game.
“It is important for his continued development that he starts this new chapter and gets the regular
game time he needs to take the next steps.
“Everyone here at QPR wishes Lorent every success for the future.”
This is subject to international clearance.'
'LORENT Talla has signed for Portuguese top-flight side Rio Ave, completing a permanent transfer
for an undisclosed fee.
The 20-year-old midfielder joined QPR when he was 12. He made two first-team appearances for the
club, one of which came in our Carabao Cup tie at Plymouth Argyle last month.
Talla was also part of our Development Squad’s Premier League Cup success last season.
CEO Christian Nourry said: “Lorent has been with QPR for eight years and has shown he has what is
required to forge a career in the game.
“It is important for his continued development that he starts this new chapter and gets the regular
game time he needs to take the next steps.
“Everyone here at QPR wishes Lorent every success for the future.”
This is subject to international clearance.'