Glen Kamara has joined QPR on a year-long loan deal from Rennes. Glen Kamara stated that being from West London himself, he was delighted to get the deal done. He said that he and Julien had not worked for long at Rennes but he was looking forward to working with him. Kamara added that he knows what kind of a coach Julien is and hoped he could get the best out of him. Christian Nourry said it was great to bring about a second west London homecoming that transfer window with the arrival of Glen. Nourry stated that Glen has all the qualities to enhance their options in midfield and to add some further aggression and intelligence to the midfield. He also thanked Glen for his trust in QPR being the right option for him despite significant other Championship interest.

Rennes are in talks with Queens Park Rangers over the departure of midfielder Glen Kamara, aiming to end a situation that has been described as a costly fiasco for the French club. Kamara joined Rennes from Leeds United two summers ago in a €10m deal, but after just six months, he was loaned to Al Shabab and played only 88 minutes of first-team action last season. Negotiations between the clubs are progressing well. Rennes are reportedly keen to offload the 30-year-old, whose salary of €150,000 per month is considered a significant burden. QPR head coach Julien Stephan, who originally signed the Finland international (70 caps, 2 goals) for Rennes, is said to be a central figure in the discussions and is eager for a reunion. The final structure of the potential deal, whether it will be a loan, a permanent transfer, or a loan with an obligation to buy, is still to be determined. Kamara's contract with the French club runs until June 2028, and his current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €2.00m.