Queens Park Rangers have signed left-back Boy Kemper from the Dutch team NAC Breda, which is their first acquisition of the summer transfer window. The 26-year-old is arriving in west London after Breda was relegated from the top division in the Netherlands last season, having finished second from the bottom.

Voetbalprimeur.nl reports that Boy Kemper has officially transferred from NAC Breda to Queens Park Rangers. The English club presented the left-back on Saturday. Kemper, who was a free agent this summer, had attracted interest from clubs including FC Utrecht but chose a transfer to QPR. At Loftus Road, he has reportedly signed a contract for three seasons.

Dutch reporter Joost Blaauwhof has said that QPR are expected to sign Dutch left-back Boy Kemper after reaching an agreement on a three-year contract. According to the Voetbal International reporter, a full agreement exists between QPR and Boy Kemper. Kemper has agreed to join QPR on a contract until 2029, which includes an option to extend until 2030. Only a medical examination remains, and an announcement about the deal could be made before the end of this week.

According to Voetbal International, Boy Kemper is set to move from NAC Breda to Queens Park Rangers, and the source states the transfer is almost complete with only a few details remaining. If the move is finalized, Boy Kemper will sign a three-season contract. QPR pursued Kemper in April, and Voetbal International writes that the English club accelerated their efforts after learning about interest from FC Utrecht to prevent NAC's captain from being signed by them.