Queens Park Rangers have completed another summer signing by bringing Chris Willock to the club from Benfica.<\/p>\n
The 22-year old plied his trade in Portugal with the Benfica B\/Reserve side, where he impressed<\/a> by bagging 14 goals in 64 games (and with nine assists).<\/p>\n Willock has played in England before for West Bromwich Albion<\/a>, Huddersfield Town<\/a> and Arsenal<\/a>, coming through the youth ranks at the latter.<\/p>\n In fact, the youngster played twice for the Gunners in the EFL Cup before making the switch to Portugal.<\/p>\n Having played there for two years, he then came back to England to play for West Brom on a short-term basis. However, he never made an appearance for the club’s first-team, instead featuring 11 times for the club’s U23 side and notching up 11 goal contributions – an average of one per game.<\/p>\n It impressed Huddersfield, who then also signed him on loan and gave him the chance to shine in their starting 11. Playing 14 times for the Terriers in the 2019\/20 season, he popped up with two goals before heading back to Benfica.<\/p>\n Now, he has come back again for a third time with QPR, who have been looking to bolster their forward line even more.<\/p>\nExperienced in English football<\/h3>\n
Loan Spell With Huddersfield<\/h3>\n
QPR One of a Number of Teams Interested in Chris Willock<\/h3>\n