Granero dismisses QPR exit talk

14/11/2012 7:50:00 AM

The Spanish midfielder has rejected speculation that he is eager to leave Loftus Road following the west London club's poor start to the new Premier league season

Esteban Granero has assured QPR fans that he is not looking to leave the club just three months after joining Mark Hughes' side.

The Spaniard arrived in west London on a four-year deal from La Liga champions Real Madrid. The midfielder is yet to taste any sort of success though, with the club currently rock bottom of the Premier League without a win in any of their opening 11 matches.


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The midfielder has impressed many with his performances since making the move from the Spanish capital, and has insisted that he has no desire to leave the club despite rumours linking him with a swift exit from Loftus Road.

He told Sky Sports: "I assure every supporter - I want to be here. I have heard some of that [speculation], but it's not true.

"I came here to face challenges and I'm not the kind of footballer who runs away when things are not going very good. I like being here. I want to push the team to the place they deserve."

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