QPR have announced the appointment of Mark Warburton as the club's new manager.
The former Brentford and Rangers boss has been handed a 2-year deal and takes over from Steve McClaren who was sacked at the beginning of April.
56-year-old was last in charge of Nottingham Forest in 2017 but was dismissed with the side in 14th place on New Year's Eve and has been without a management role since.
Warburton noted that the plan that the Rs have in place was part of what convinced him to join the club.
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He said: “I am delighted and privileged to be managing this club.
“When I spoke to QPR they were very clear. They have a solid plan and know what they want. They have a long-term outlook and that appealed to me immediately.
“I am excited about the challenge that lies ahead.”
The new boss also revealed a little about what we can expect tactically from the west London team moving forward.
He said: “I love seeing players who enjoy their football.
“I like players being brave in possession, understanding the first thought is to play forward and be positive.
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“You have to be fit as well. Work ethic, desire, hunger, passion – all those clichés are so important for us.
“Get that right and fingers crossed we will move in the right direction.”
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