QPR Transfer News: Craig Bellamy, Shaun Wright-Phillips May Head for Loftus Road

Since the takeover by Tony Fernandes as chairman of Queens Park Rangers, the London club has seen a sudden flow of cash and influx of players.

In just a span of 10 days, Neil Warnock's club have gone from a relegation candidate to a club that could finish in the middle of the table.

It started with Joey Barton's move from Newcastle, and then the floodgates opened as Luke Young, Anton Ferdinand and Armand Traore have signed on to join the so-called QPR Revolution.

Now, the two most sought-after pieces to the QPR transfer puzzle (Craig Bellamy and Shaun Wright-Phillips) are being chased by the club.

Both players have been stuck on the outside of the Manchester City starting 11 in the past year and are looking for first-team time.

Bellamy spent the 2010-11 season on loan at Cardiff and scored 11 goals in the Championship for the Welsh club, and now the Welsh international is being rumored to be heading to Loftus Road—although a few other Premier League teams will be looking to sign the forward as well.

Wright-Phillips is in his second spell at Manchester City, where he has spent more than a decade total, with three years at Chelsea in between. The English winger has been chased by Bolton this summer, but that deal has seemed to die down.

Now, it looks like Wright-Phillips is keen on a move back to London—this time with QPR.

The Wright-Phillips deal will be the more likely deal of the two to get done early, as Bellamy is getting chased by numerous clubs.

It could be a last-minute deal that brings Bellamy to Loftus Road as part of the QPR Revolution.