QPR plan to supply assistant John Eustace new contract after turning down Swansea job with Moses Odubajo set to finalise transfer to W12

QPR plan to supply John Eustace a brand new and improved contract after he turned down the vacant Swansea City job, talkSPORT understands.

The Rangers assistant was needed by the south Wales membership to exchange Steve Cooper as head coach, whose exit was confirmed earlier within the week.

Rangers had given Eustace the inexperienced mild to affix Swansea, who was additionally into consideration for the job previous to Cooper’s appoint in 2019.

And following optimistic discussions between all related events, Eustace seemed set to take over on the Liberty Stadium on Monday.

Nonetheless, a late change of coronary heart noticed Eustace flip down the job, with Swansea pressured to return to the drafting board.

The west London aspect additionally assured that Mark Warburton will put pen-to-paper on a brand new deal.

In the meantime, Rangers are set to finalise the signing of former Sheffield Wednesday defender Moses Odubajo.

talkSPORT solely revealed final month that Odubajo was on the membership’s radar this summer time.

Rs boss Mark Warburton, who labored with Odubajo throughout their time collectively at Brentford, invited the right-back to affix the membership for pre-season coaching with a view to a everlasting transfer.

And after proving his health and suitably impressing in coaching, the inexperienced mild has been given for Odubajo to be handed a contract.

The 27-year-old additionally scored a shocking purpose in QPR’s 4-2 pleasant victory towards Manchester United on Saturday on the Kiyan Prince Basis Stadium.