Queens Park Rangers are running out of time to secure Sinclair Armstrong to a new contract before the summer transfer window opens. The 20-year-old has made a significant impact this season, with three goals and three assists in 31 appearances in the Championship, making him a vital player for QPR.
Despite offering Armstrong a new five-year contract in October, the club has not yet confirmed if it has been accepted. Teams like Celtic and Crystal Palace have been keeping tabs on the young forward since the start of the season, with interest growing the longer the contract negotiations drag on.
While Armstrong’s numbers may not be outstanding, his development and contributions on the field have not gone unnoticed by other clubs. If QPR cannot secure his future soon, they may face the risk of losing him in the summer transfer window, especially if they end up in League One next season.
With uncertainty surrounding Armstrong’s contract situation, QPR still have the option to extend his contract for another year to secure a potential transfer fee. However, if no agreement is reached soon, it is likely that the young striker will attract interest from other clubs once again.
