Pulis touted as strong contender for QPR manager’s job

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There continues to be speculation about the future of manager Harry Redknapp following QPR’s dismal results and the recent appointment of Les Ferdinand as head of football operations.

The Daily Telegraph claim a number of Rangers players fear Redknapp’s position is under threat ahead of a run of tough fixtures.

As well as ex-Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood, former Stoke and Crystal Palace boss Tony Pulis – a close friend of Redknapp – is touted as a strong contender to take over at Loftus Road.

There has been speculation about Redknapp's future at QPR

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Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror reports that Rio Ferdinand’s recent Football Association charge following a comment on Twitter was brought after a complaint from a third party.

The QPR defender’s representatives are said to be unhappy about the charge and ready to take on the FA over the issue.

And the Daily Star continue to report that Chelsea are battling with Arsenal for the signing of Real Madrid’s German midfielder Sami Khedira.

It is claimed that the Blues are set to make him a lucrative offer in a bid to persuade him to sign a pre-contract agreement.

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