QPR hunting further Wolves points in Championship encounter

The 23-year-old arrives in the Rangers ranks alongside current attacking talents Matt Phillips, who is 15/8 to strike anytime, Jay Emmanuel-Thomas (15/8 anytime) and Sebastian Polter (11/2 first scorer), after declaring Hasselbaink was key to such a switch.

“As a striker, having someone like Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink here as manager was a massive pull for me,” stated Washington. “He’s been there, seen it and done it at the very highest level and that can only benefit me as a player.

“I feel I’ve improved as a player over the last 18 months. My mentality has changed and I’m a better player for it. But I also feel there’s a lot more to come from me and I believe I can properly go on to fulfil my potential at QPR.

“I know I’ve still got a long way to go in my development but I’m relishing the chance to prove my worth. I’ve proved I can do it at every level I’ve played at so far, so I don’t see any reason why I can’t do it here with QPR.”

Wolves want winnings ways to continue

The visitors arrive at Loftus Road after securing four wins from their last five Championship outings, but suffered a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Cardiff City most recently, while QPR look to end a hapless run which has seen them prevail just once in their nine games on all fronts.

A 3-0 victory over Rotherham got Rangers back to winnings ways, and they are 17/4 to emerge victorious this weekend with both teams scoring, though the Wanderers hold enough firepower to secure three points.

Menacing marksman Michal Zyro is 11/2 to open proceedings, while loanee Adam Le Fondre is 6/4 to strike anytime and midfielder James Henry is 7/2 to make his mark on the scoresheet.

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Coral’s top tip: Back in-form attacker Jay Emmanuel-Thomas to score anytime for QPR at 15/8.