Stanley Nwabali, a custodian from Nigeria, has been linked to QPR. The custodian has already made it apparent that he wants to leave Chippa United.
The 27-year-old has not raised any concerns about his position on a possible exit as of now.
The Nigerian international, whose comments were cited by FarPost, emphasised his wish to move on from Chippa United and said that any player in his situation who had interest from larger clubs “would love to leave.”
He declared:
“Well, everyone would love to get out of a job like that because you have to grow in that position.
Like everyone else in my situation, I want to develop farther. Since I have been giving my club my all this season, I am speaking of clubs that are higher up.
“All I want is another challenge somewhere else.”
Considering fresh pastures
Nwabali appears to have made his transfer attitude clear in his remarks, which will inspire those who are interested.Nevertheless, Romano’s source indicates he also has Saudi Arabian interest, so QPR aren’t the only ones that like him.
Nobody will hold it against him if he adopts this stance. Nwabali, who was born in Lagos, has played his whole career in his home country of Nigeria. He has been with South African team Chippa United since 2022.
This season, in 29 games across all competitions, he has maintained 12 clean sheets and made 11 appearances for his country.
Nwabali, who is 27 years old, could not have many more chances to travel to Saudi Arabia for financial gain or to make a significant move to England with QPR.
The R’s position as custodian
This summer, QPR will probably be looking to replace their starting custodian.
Asmir Begovic’s exit from the West London team is now pending confirmation, but as his contract is up, he will be going.
Jordan Archer’s departure leaves Joe Walsh as the lone player signed for the upcoming season. It may therefore be necessary for the R’s to bring in two shot-stoppers.
Nwabali is undoubtedly eager to leave his current team, but only time will tell if he decides to join QPR.
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