Eberechi Eze voted QPR’s player of the Year

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Nigerian-born England midfielder Eberechi Eze has been voted Queens Park Rangers’ player of the Season.
Sky Sports asked 24 Championship fans to pick who their club’s best player has been so far.
QPR fan, Clive Whittingham, who was selected by Sky Sports picked Eze as the most outstanding player for the London club.
And commenting on Eze’s performance: “The way Eze has matured and developed his all-round attacking and defensive game under Mark Warburton has been impressive – scoring 12 goals from midfield and getting almost as many assists. A joy to watch and a Premier League player in waiting.”
Prior to the suspension of football in England following the coronavirus outbreak, QPR occupy 13th on 50 points, in the 24-team league table.
They are six points away from the Championship play-off spot.
Super Eagles defender Semi Ajayi was overlooked as a fan named Shin, picked Jake Livermore West Bromwich Albion Player of the Season.
Ajayi has made 37 appearances in all competitions scoring five goals.

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