New signing Alejandro Faurlin spoke exclusively to www.qpr.co.uk late last night (Tuesday), after putting pen to paper on a three year deal with the R's.
The Argentine midfielder, who R's Assistant Manager John Gorman identified on a recent scouting trip to South America, is clearly delighted to be starting the next chapter of his short, but so far sweet career, in West London.
"It's a great opportunity for me," he told www.qpr.co.uk, speaking through a translator.
"I am proud to be in England and playing for a Club like Queens Park Rangers."
Faurlin, who through broken English revealed that fellow Argentine Carlos Tevez is his hero, added: "I am delighted to be here.
"The football over here is very different to Argentina, but I will work hard to adapt to the English game.
"I want to show my qualities and I have already been very impressed with the quality of my team-mates. The standard and intensity of the training is very high and really impressive."
Faurlin, who is currently awaiting international clearance before his move to Loftus Road is rubber stamped, can't wait to pull on a QPR shirt for the first time, adding: "I just want to play now.
"I feel very fit and can't wait for the chance to show the fans what I am capable of.
"I hope to achieve big things at QPR."
