QPR: Elijah Dixon-Bonner agreement reached
Queens Park Rangers have agreed a deal to sign free agent Elijah Dixon-Bonner, according to Pete O’Rourke.
The Lowdown: Contract offer
Dixon-Bonner, hailed as an ‘enforcer in the midfield’ by sports journalist Josh Bunting, has been without a club since the summer after leaving Liverpool.
The 21-year-old has been on trial with QPR, with reports last week suggesting that the Hoops decided to offer the versatile player a contract.
It looks as if a move has now gathered pace, with Dixon-Bonner set to become the club’s fourth free transfer after moves for Jake Clarke-Salter, Leon Balogun and Kenneth Paal.
The Latest: Agreement reached
O’Rourke took to Twitter on Wednesday morning to provide an update on Dixon-Bonner and QPR.
He revealed that the player has ‘agreed a deal’ to join Michael Beale’s side ‘until the end of the season’.
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The Verdict: More good news
The R’s made it three wins from four in the Championship on Tuesday with an impressive 1-0 win at Sheffield United and are now just three points off the top.
Chris Willock was the match-winner, and it looks as if the good news will continue off the pitch with a move for Dixon-Bonner.
Beale will know Dixon-Bonner well following the pair’s time in the Liverpool academy, and the 21-year-old can play in six different positions, so his versatility could come in handy over the next eight months as fixtures come thick and fast.