Queens Park Rangers chief executive Lee Hoos has shed light on manager Mark Warburton's future.
Reports from some outlets last weekend suggested Rangers were on the verge of axing Warburton. The reports emerged following the 2-0 loss to local rivals Fulham - a result which stretched their poor run of form to one win in six. But Warburton remained in situ and even oversaw Tuesday's 1-0 reversal away at Sheffield United. That was a fourth straight defeat for Rangers, who are ninth in the Championship table and five points shy of the play-offs.
Despite the speculation, Hoos has now suggested that Warburton's situation could go one of three ways this summer. The 59-year-old arrived at QPR back in May 2019.
