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Queens Park Rangers and Mark Hughes will go into talks for a second day regarding the Welshman taking up the vacant role at Loftus Road, and owner Tony Fernandes is reportedly offering a 30m GBP sweetener to secure Hughes' signature.
Mark Hughes stepped down as Fulham manager at the end of the 2010-2011 season, and has since been out of work. However, it appears that QPR are very keen on the Welshman and are planning a surprise move for the former Blackburn Rovers manager.
Owner Tony Fernandes is hoping that a transfer kitty of 30m GBP will be enough to persuade Hughes that the R's have serious ambitions to stay in the Premier League this season.
Written by Samuel Turnbull
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