US EditionQPR Brutally Troll Rangers After Signing Kwame Poku
- Kwame Poku signed as a Queens Park Rangers player on June 28, 2025, joining the Championship club after his Peterborough contract expired.
- Poku chose QPR over Glasgow Rangers despite heavy linkage and interest from multiple Championship clubs and European teams.
- QPR appointed Julien Stephan as manager and secured Poku's signature, with the club claiming they fended off competition and took a jab at Rangers in their announcement.
- At 23, Poku contributed 12 goals and eight assists last season and expressed enthusiasm about joining QPR, stating that he is eager to contribute to the club’s ambitions and help elevate the team’s performance moving forward.
- The signing signals QPR’s intent to challenge for play-offs in 2025/26 and represents a financial success for Peterborough, which secured a solid fee and sell-on clause.
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Queens Park Rangers Signs Kwame Poku from Peterborough
Queens Park Rangers have completed the signing of highly-rated winger Kwame Poku from Peterborough United, adding an exciting attacking option to their ranks ahead of the new Championship campaign. The 23-year-old joins on a permanent basis following the expiration of his contract at the League One club, although an undisclosed compensation fee has been agreed between the two parties. The transfer ends Poku’s impressive four-year stay at the Wes…
Ghanaian forward Kwame Poku completes permanent move to Queens Park Rangers
By: Kwame Bediako Ghanaian international Kwame Poku has officially transferred to Queens Park Rangers (QPR), marking a new chapter in his football career. The 23-year-old attacker joins the English Championship side after spending four successful years with Peterborough United. During his time at Peterborough, Poku made a significant impact by netting 30 goals and providing 30 assists in 147 appearances across all competitions, showcasing his a…
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