Report: Arsenal and Leeds monitoring QPR’s Seny Dieng

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Arsenal and Leeds United are two of the Premier League sides monitoring Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Seny Dieng, according to a report from the Sunday Mirror (3/1; page 73).

Dieng has enjoyed an interesting time at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium. After arriving from German club, MSV Duisburg in 2016, the goalkeeper has found himself out on loan five times – including two spells in National League South.

But he has been given a chance as QPR’s number one this season. He has started 20 of their 22 Championship games. And despite Mark Warburton’s men languishing in the bottom-half of the table, Dieng is seemingly attracting a lot of attention.

According to the Sunday Mirror (3/1; page 73), Arsenal, Leeds and Crystal Palace are all monitoring the 26-year-old goalkeeper.

It is suggested that the trio may be looking for cover for their respective number ones. And Dieng – who signed a new contract in September – is on their radar.

Dieng appears to have been a real shining light for QPR this season. So it will be interesting to see what he makes of the reported Premier League interest.

The likes of Arsenal and Leeds seem to have their first-choice goalkeepers locked in. So Dieng may have to be prepared to bide his time should he make the step up.

If he is prepared to do that however, he could potentially be a very smart signing for any of his reported admirers.