"Although I stayed in the second part..." QPR coach Yang Min-hyuk brought in and praised him, dismissed him with one game left
"Although I stayed in the second part..." QPR coach Yang Min-hyuk brought in and praised him, dismissed him with one game left
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Marty Cifuentes, who praised Yang Min-hyuk, was replaced.
The Queens Park Rangers (QPR) officially announced on the 30th (Korea Standard Time) that "Coach Cifuentes has been replaced. Coach Kevin Betty and coach Chabi Kam will be interim coaches and prepare for the final game of the 2024-25 season against Sunderland."
Christian Nouri, CEO of QPR, sent a message to QPR fans, saying, "Everyone is disappointed. I fully understand the frustration fans feel. I will quickly appoint a coach to prepare and start the next season in earnest."
Spanish coach Cifuentes quit his job as a youth coach and started teaching at an early age. He mostly coached for the youth and played in the lower leagues, before showing competitive edge with Olmor and Hamburg, before moving to QPR in 2023. QPR barely managed to stay until last season. QPR, which has been staying in the English Championship (minor league) for nine seasons, sought promotion this season.
Yang Min-hyuk was hired on loan by Tottenham Hotspur in the winter transfer market. "He has fast speed. He is good at pressuring his team and likes to play in the rear space," Cifuentes said of Yang. "He is a winger on the right and an inside forward, but he can also play on the left."
Yang played in 14 matches of the championship under Cifuentes, and scored two goals and one assist. He strengthened his foothold in the QPR by impressing others. Aside from Yang's performance, QPR was the worst. His losing streak pushed him to the verge of being demoted from the upper-middle ranks. He avoided relegation, but QPR board members judged that there is no future under Cifuentes.
The U.K.'s Football League World once said, "Yang Min-hyuk joined Tottenham and then leased to QPR. Yang Min-hyuk plays well in QPR. QPR is a good environment for Yang to adapt to. It is an ideal rental team that can continue to develop. It will also be good for you to stay on loan at QPR next season."
Luis Moyer, a local expert, also said, "Tottenham will want to send Yang on loan again. They will want to spend a full season on loan, so it would be nice if QPR can bring him back. I would be happy. There is such a player on the right side, he can play No. 10, and he can break through in a small space. If possible, QPR wants Yang on loan next season as well. I hope he is a QPR player next season." 바카라사이트
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