Lorent Talla has signed his first professional contract, according to QPR’s official website.
QPR have signed to terms with the kid ahead of the 2024/25 season, as they prepare for another year in the Championship. Talla, 19, has been with the London club since the Under-12 level and has progressed through their youth ranks in recent years.
According to their website, he wrote, “This feels great. I had a nice season last year and want to keep improving and pushing forward.
“The goal now is to impress for the first team in preseason and progress from there. I clearly want to play a role and prove myself in the Development Squad, but
The goal is undoubtedly to secure a spot on the first team.
“I’ll continue to work hard – believing in my ability and believing in myself.”
QPR secured a deal.
QPR made a wise decision to keep Talla, and they will be glad that they were able to resolve a situation so early this summer. He is an important player to have in and around their squad because he is flexible and can play in midfield as well as any position in the front three.
The Kosovo international has been a mainstay for the Hoops at various youth levels in previous years.
Talla made his first-team debut in January against Premier League side AFC Bournemouth in the FA Cup. He is a fixture for the Hoops’ Under-21 side and will be hoping to show what he can do in the next season.
What’s next for QPR?
Marti Cifuentes has done an excellent job at QPR since taking over from Gareth Ainsworth, and he managed to keep the club up last season.
The Spaniard is now preparing for his first full season in command, with the opportunity to add some fresh faces to his squad over the coming several months. The Hoops will seek to take their momentum into the new season and move up the ladder.
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