Justin Obikwu has left Coventry City to join QPR in a deal said to be worth £500,000, and Frank Lampard has sanctioned the exit of the young striker. QPR chief executive Christian Nourry described Justin Obikwu as a very exciting type of player, who combines raw speed with an elegant finishing style.

QPR have signed Coventry City Under-21 forward Justin Obikwu on a permanent deal. Justin Obikwu stated that he is delighted and excited to begin. He added that it is a new stage in his career and that he was very interested when he heard the name QPR. Obikwu thinks everything described to him, including the staff, the fans, the stadium and the training ground, aligns with his development and where he wants to be.

QPR have agreed a deal to sign striker Justin Obikwu from Coventry City. An agreement in principle is in place for the 21-year-old from Brent to return to London for an initial fee of £500,000. Personal terms are still to be agreed and there are other clubs interested in Obikwu. Obikwu is a Trinidad & Tobago international. Coventry have recalled him from a season-long loan at Lincoln City in order to sell him.

Justin Obikwu has been recalled by Coventry City from his season-long loan spell at Lincoln City. It is stated that it is unlikely that Justin Obikwu has been recalled to be part of Frank Lampard's first team squad and therefore more likely that the Sky Blues Academy graduate will be transferred to another club, either on loan or permanently.