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QPR Striker Alfie Lloyd Out Until 2027 With Hamstring Injury
3 Nov
Summary
- Alfie Lloyd's season is likely over with a suspected hamstring problem.
- Amadou Mbengue is out for the rest of the season with an ACL injury.
- Burnley is an unknown quantity under new manager Fabio Celestini.
Queens Park Rangers striker Alfie Lloyd is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines, with his manager Julian Stephan indicating he will likely miss the remainder of 2026 due to a suspected hamstring injury. Lloyd sustained the problem during a recent match. This injury adds to the club's growing list of unavailable players. Defender Amadou Mbengue has already been ruled out for the entire season after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. Several other players, including full-back Tariq Lamptey and midfielder Nicolas Madsen, are expected to be out until after the current international break. The team is preparing to face Burnley, who are now managed by Fabio Celestini. Stephan acknowledged that Burnley's new management makes them an unknown quantity, requiring his team to focus on their own strategy and adapt on the pitch during the upcoming match.
