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After featuring for less than an hour under Mark Hughes last season, Queens Park Rangers forward DJ Campbell is said to be available for transfer this summer.

Queens Park Rangers forward DJ Campbell could be allowed to leave Loftus Road after less than a year at the club, according to reports.

The 30-year-old joined the West London side from Blackpool in a £1.2m deal last July and made 12 appearances for the Hoops last season, scoring once.

However, since manager Mark Hughes took charge in January, Campbell has fallen out of favour and received less than one hour of playing time under the Welshman.

West Ham United and Reading are interested in signing Campbell and Rangers may be willing to sell him for £700,000, according to The Sun.

QPR announced the arrival of England goalkeeper Robert Green on Thursday and they are also said to be considering a move for former Fulham midfielder Danny Murphy.

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