QPR’s Liam Morrison Considering Loan Move to Boost Scotland World Cup Hopes

QPR’s Liam Morrison Considering Loan Move to Boost Scotland World Cup Hopes

According to Peter O'Rourke of Football Insider QPR's Liam Morrison is weighing up potential loan offers as he tries to force his way into Scotland's World Cup squad.

Morrison's name grew in notoriety when he turned down a professional contract offer from Celtic in favour of joining German giants, Bayern Munich. He didn't manage to feature for Bayern's first team but the 22 year old is not without men's football experience. He spent the 23/24 season on loan with Wigan in League One, making 35 appearances.

In the summer of 2024 he made the permanent switch to London, joining QPR. In the 24/25 season he managed to play 21 times and was rewarded in September 2025 with a new contract. However, his game time has diminished in recent months, starting only once since early November with a total of 12 appearances so far this season.

He has featured for Scotland at U16, U17, U19 and U21 level but has yet to make his debut for Steve Clarkes side.

A potential loan move may give him the chance for more game time as he seeks to try and make his way onto Clarkes radar for the summer.