Paul Furlong is hoping he will be offered a contract to stay at QPR next season.
Paul Furlong is hoping he will be offered a contract to stay at Queens Park Rangers next season.
The evergreen striker has scored twice in 19 Championship appearances this term and is keen to continue for another campaign.
Though he is unsure of manager John Gregory's plans, the 38-year-old revealed his wish to stay at Loftus Road.
"I have no idea what the club are thinking at the moment, but I am just going with the flow," Furlong told the Kilburn Times.
"I always said I wanted to play until I was 38, so it is all a bonus for me at the moment.
"I have made a lot of friends at QPR and we have enjoyed some great days during the time I have been here, so it would be nice to carry on at Loftus Road next season.
"Coaching is something I want to do in the future, but I believe in my ability and I think I can still contribute as a player too.
"I work hard on the training ground and I have tried to look after myself, which has stood me in good stead."
