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QPR reveal plans to leave Loftus Road for 40,000-seater stadium as part of west London regeneration scheme

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ENGLAND: Queens Park Rangers have unveiled plans to move the club to a new 40,000-capacity stadium as part of an ambitious regeneration project in west London.

Chairman Tony Fernandes revealed his vision for the future of the club late on Thursday night, stating that the club had to leave Loftus Road because there was "no option of expanding" its capacity.

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