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Wolverhampton Wanderers will make a decision regarding the future of Queens Park Rangers midfielder Hogan Ephraim in the next "couple of days".

Wolverhampton Wanderers head of football development Kevin Thelwell has revealed that the club will make a decision regarding the future of Queens Park Rangers midfielder Hogan Ephraim in the next "couple of days".

The 25-year-old, who has been placed on the transfer list at Loftus Road, joined the R's from West Ham United in 2007, but fell out of favour last season.

"Hogan has been training with us for a few days now. We will spend another couple of days having a look at him and then take a decision as to whether to sign him or not," Thelwell told the Express & Star.

"He's a wide player or attacking midfielder we have known about for a while and we wanted to have a close look at him. As for a fee, we haven't got to a stage where we have discussed that yet."

A number of Football League clubs are also believed to be monitoring proceedings.

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