I know it is just speculation at this point similarly to the Japan FA mentioning his name but, since he is currently our coach thought I would post this since I came accross the article:
"Carlos Queiroz emerges as major contender to be QPR's next permanent manager
26 February 2015 By Dave Kidd
The Portuguese, who has a spell at Real Madrid on his CV, is currently manager of Iran but could be tempted by a Premier League return
Queiroz could be the man to take over at Loftus Road
Carlos Queiroz has emerged as a major contender to be QPR's next permanent manager.
It is believed that QPR made enquiries about the former Real Madrid boss, who is currently in charge of Iran's national team, before
Chris Ramsey was placed in charge until the end of the season.
Ramsey has a genuine chance of being offered the job on a permanent basis if Rangers enjoy a strong finish to their Premier League campaign - and he has major support from within the dressing-room.
Yet owner Tony Fernandes has been considering options with Queiroz, who had two spells as Sir Alex Ferguson's assistant at Manchester United, a serious candidate.
The 61-year-old Portuguese is considered to fit the bill as the hands-on 'head coach' figure Fernandes is seeking to replace Harry Redknapp.
He also has a good track record of developing young players, which would be a prerequisite for any new QPR boss.
Sources within the club are sceptical about Fernandes's claim on Twitter that he had identified his 'dream manager' before Ramsey's interim appointment.
But it is understood that Queiroz is being considered and that he may be keen to return to English football.
Queiroz is under contract with Iran, meaning that no speedy appointment could have been made in the wake of Redknapp's resignation three weeks ago.
But the experienced Portuguese may be open to a summer move after the nation's Asian Cup campaign ended in a quarter-final defeat by Iraq in Australia last month."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...tender-5237871
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/footb...ueiroz-QPR-job
"Carlos Queiroz emerges as major contender to be QPR's next permanent manager
26 February 2015 By Dave Kidd
The Portuguese, who has a spell at Real Madrid on his CV, is currently manager of Iran but could be tempted by a Premier League return
Queiroz could be the man to take over at Loftus Road
Carlos Queiroz has emerged as a major contender to be QPR's next permanent manager.
It is believed that QPR made enquiries about the former Real Madrid boss, who is currently in charge of Iran's national team, before
Chris Ramsey was placed in charge until the end of the season.
Ramsey has a genuine chance of being offered the job on a permanent basis if Rangers enjoy a strong finish to their Premier League campaign - and he has major support from within the dressing-room.
Yet owner Tony Fernandes has been considering options with Queiroz, who had two spells as Sir Alex Ferguson's assistant at Manchester United, a serious candidate.
The 61-year-old Portuguese is considered to fit the bill as the hands-on 'head coach' figure Fernandes is seeking to replace Harry Redknapp.
He also has a good track record of developing young players, which would be a prerequisite for any new QPR boss.
Sources within the club are sceptical about Fernandes's claim on Twitter that he had identified his 'dream manager' before Ramsey's interim appointment.
But it is understood that Queiroz is being considered and that he may be keen to return to English football.
Queiroz is under contract with Iran, meaning that no speedy appointment could have been made in the wake of Redknapp's resignation three weeks ago.
But the experienced Portuguese may be open to a summer move after the nation's Asian Cup campaign ended in a quarter-final defeat by Iraq in Australia last month."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...tender-5237871
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/footb...ueiroz-QPR-job
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