MANAGER Queens Park Rangers (QPR) Neil Warnock is confident his guidance the club will get more attention from Malaysian, now that it has been owned by Tan Sri Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes, a citizen of this country.
And on this special relationship, he is confident that the opportunity for players to Malaysia to gain exposure to training with QPR have never been greater.
In an online press conference with Malaysian journalists on Wednesday evening, Warnock admitted that Malaysia has many talented players like Safee Sali who became one of the Malaysian squad key player.
"The opportunity is present because the relationship with the chairman of the club already has remarkable spirit in football.
"In fact, can not be disputed that Malaysia has a talented player like Safee regarded as the 'David Beckam Malaysia'. I think everybody knows.
And on this special relationship, he is confident that the opportunity for players to Malaysia to gain exposure to training with QPR have never been greater.
In an online press conference with Malaysian journalists on Wednesday evening, Warnock admitted that Malaysia has many talented players like Safee Sali who became one of the Malaysian squad key player.
"The opportunity is present because the relationship with the chairman of the club already has remarkable spirit in football.
"In fact, can not be disputed that Malaysia has a talented player like Safee regarded as the 'David Beckam Malaysia'. I think everybody knows.
