Former Rangers coach Michael Beale has revealed all on his decision to stay at Queens Park Rangers after he turned down an offer to become Wolves' new boss on Thursday.
Beale, who moved to the Light Blues as part of Steven Gerrard 's coaching team back in 2018, saw his profile rise at Ibrox by bringing the Scottish Premiership title to Govan under the Liverpudlian's guidance. A move to Aston Villa alongside Gerrard occurred last November, but with fans of the Birmingham-based side becoming restless with the former England international, Beale took a different route by joining QPR in the summer.
Seeing his side go top of the league after 15 games, his stock is now higher than ever in west London - given that the R's failed to make the play-offs last season, they are a club in the ascendency with four wins from their last five. And, after Premier League Wolves unsuccessfully came knocking this week in a bid to replace Bruno Lage, he rejected the chance - citing 'loyalty and integrity' as his reasons for remaining in the capital city.
