New Contract for Kieran Petrie...
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 2024 8:59 am
And more good news....
QPR Development Squad attacker Kieran Petrie has signed a new contract with the club.
Petrie, 19, joined Rangers in June 2022. He began his career with Arsenal and spent 12 months with
Swansea City ahead of his switch to W12.
Now a regular for our Development Squad, Kieran - who predominantly plays as a winger but can also be
deployed as a striker or in the number 10 role - told www.qpr.co.uk: "I had a difficult season with injury
last year but QPR have backed me all the way.
"They have put their faith in me and see what I can bring to the team. There is a pathway for me here and a
lot of people I can learn from.
"My aim for next season is to push on. I want to progress.
“This is an amazing club, not least in terms of the culture and the morals we have - we like to play football
and it suits my playing style.
"I want to get people off their seats - I want to take people on, score goals and make assists.
"I'm excited for the future - my main aim is to get closer to the first team."
QPR CEO Christian Nourry added: "Kieran is an exciting attacking talent who now has the opportunity to put it all
together as a right inside-forward following an unfortunate injury setback."
QPR Development Squad attacker Kieran Petrie has signed a new contract with the club.
Petrie, 19, joined Rangers in June 2022. He began his career with Arsenal and spent 12 months with
Swansea City ahead of his switch to W12.
Now a regular for our Development Squad, Kieran - who predominantly plays as a winger but can also be
deployed as a striker or in the number 10 role - told www.qpr.co.uk: "I had a difficult season with injury
last year but QPR have backed me all the way.
"They have put their faith in me and see what I can bring to the team. There is a pathway for me here and a
lot of people I can learn from.
"My aim for next season is to push on. I want to progress.
“This is an amazing club, not least in terms of the culture and the morals we have - we like to play football
and it suits my playing style.
"I want to get people off their seats - I want to take people on, score goals and make assists.
"I'm excited for the future - my main aim is to get closer to the first team."
QPR CEO Christian Nourry added: "Kieran is an exciting attacking talent who now has the opportunity to put it all
together as a right inside-forward following an unfortunate injury setback."