Alex Palmer has not regained his place at Ipswich Town since sustaining an injury in October. Kieran McKenna has continued with Christian Walton as the club's first-choice goalkeeper. Palmer will be considering his future approaching the summer window. It is suggested that a new goalkeeper may be signed if Ipswich Town win promotion, and that keeping both Walton and Palmer does not seem feasible even if they remain in the Championship. An opportunity could exist for a club to make a deal for Palmer, who is described as the type of proven, solid keeper that QPR should be looking to sign. It is stated that a summer transfer could be possible and that QPR must explore this option if they want to compete for a play-off place next season.

English goalkeeper Alex Palmer, 29, has not played in the league since October and has been on the bench in Ipswich Town's last 12 Championship fixtures, having made 10 appearances in the competition this season. Palmer's contract at Portman Road expires in June 2028. The player joined Ipswich Town in February 2025 and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €1.00m. He has previously earned 4 caps for the England U16 team.