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Queens Park Rangers manager Michael Beale has agreed terms to take over at Wolves, 90min report.
The Lowdown: Speculation
Beale has been hugely impressive with The R’s since joining from Aston Villa in the summer. The 42-year-old has guided the club to the top of the Championship, with a 3-0 win over Cardiff City on Wednesday potentially his last game in charge.
Wolves have made Beale their first-choice target to succeed Bruno Lage on Wednesday, and it looks as if a move is edging ever closer.
The Latest: Agreement reached
90min shared an update regarding Beale and Wolves on Wednesday. They claimed that Beale has agreed terms at Molineux after Wolves were hugely impressed with the QPR manager during talks.
The report adds that Wolves are now looking to negotiate a fee with QPR for Beale’s services, although they would be willing to pay his full release clause.
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The Verdict: Nightmare news
QPR appeared to be going from strength to strength under Beale and seem like real promotion contenders, so this update on the boss is gutting.
Last night’s win against Cardiff could well be the final time we see Beale in the home dugout, with the club potentially on the search for his successor.
A move isn’t completely finalised yet, though, so there may still be some hope of keeping Beale at the club, but you’d say that is unlikely following this breakthrough.
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