Conor Masterson has signed a two-year deal with Championship club Queens Park Rangers after his release from Liverpool this summer.
The Kildare centre-back spent five years at Liverpool after signing as a teenager from Dublin club Lucan United, and captained their under-18s before being named on the bench for Premier League and Champions League fixtures.
But the Republic of Ireland under-21 defender's contract expired with the Reds this summer, and he has elected to move on to West London where he'll join fellow former Irish under-21 lads Ryan Manning and Olamide Shadipo.
To sign for QPR is an honour and a privilege and I can’t wait to get started,” he said
“I learnt so much during my time with Liverpool, had some unbelievable experiences and I think that will carry through into QPR.
“You have your ups and downs in football. Hopefully this move is one of my ups.
“I can guarantee the fans I will give everything in every game.”
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