'It's important we align' - Cifuentes on QPR future
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QPR head coach Marti Cifuentes said it was important he and the club were aligned when asked about his future.
Cifuentes has been linked with a move away from Loftus Road after an inconsistent season, with QPR's best possible finish no higher than 12th with two fixtures left.
The Spaniard moved to QPR from Swedish club Hammarby to replace Gareth Ainsworth in October 2023 with the team second from bottom in the Championship table.
He steered the club to an 18th-placed finish with three wins at the end of last season.
QPR sit 15th going into their remaining games against Burnley, who have been promoted, on Saturday and Sunderland, who are assured of a spot in the play-offs, on the final day of the season.
"For me, it's very natural to sit with the owners, the CEO in that case, to do a balance – as I will do with my players, as I will do with my staff," Cifuentes told BBC Radio London.
"So in this moment I think this is when you have to review the things that have gone well, the things that might be improved, and then align for what's next."