QPR Manager: Stephan Appointed – Sport Grill
- Queens Park Rangers have moved quickly to name Julien Stephan as their new manager.
- Stephan expressed his enthusiasm about joining the club and managing in English football.
- The 44-year-old Frenchman stressed the importance of commitment, discipline, and team spirit.
Julien Stephan takes the manager role at queens Park Rangers, marking a new chapter for the club after Marti Cifuentes‘ departure. Stephan, signing a two-year contract, plans to inject energetic football and invigorate the team with his strategic approach. News Directory 3 reported on the Frenchman’s enthusiasm and his focus on player growth and team spirit, emphasizing the need for dedication and respect for the QPR shirt. Stephan’s vision includes building upon the existing squad, aiming to achieve promotion with the support of the fans. Discover what’s next as QPR embark on this exciting journey.
Stephan takes Manager Role at Queens Park Rangers
Updated June 25, 2025
Queens Park Rangers have moved quickly to name Julien Stephan as their new manager. The appointment follows the departure of Marti Cifuentes, who left the club June 24. Stephan inked a two-year deal that will keep him with QPR through June 2027.
Stephan expressed his enthusiasm about joining the club and managing in English football. He emphasized the history, values, and passionate fanbase of QPR as key factors in his decision. The new manager aims to bring an energetic and expressive style of football to the team, focusing on intensity and player freedom.
The 44-year-old Frenchman stressed the importance of commitment, discipline, and team spirit. he expects players to give their all for the team and respect the QPR shirt. Stephan also acknowledged the need to understand each player’s individual approach to maximize their performance.
“I feel very proud and excited to join QPR,” Stephan said. “QPR is a historic club with strong values and passionate fans, so I feel honored.”
While acknowledging the challenge of achieving promotion, Stephan sees potential within the squad.He believes there is a strong foundation to build upon. He also called on the fans for their support, recognizing their importance in both good and tough times.
QPR CEO Christian Nourry highlighted Stephan’s track record in developing young players as a major factor in his appointment. Nourry also noted Stephan’s success at Rennes and Strasbourg.