QPR FC, a privately owned company based in the UK, was founded in 1882 and employs approximately 250 individuals. Operating as an English professional football club, it is based at Loftus Road, White City, west London, and primarily focuses on spectator sports. The club also functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer.
On September 25, 2026, Ross Bennett was confirmed as the new QPR FC Women Head Coach, having been in charge on an interim basis following the departure of Karl Watson. Previously, on September 24, Derby County confirmed ticket information for its Sky Bet Championship away visit to Queens Park Rangers, making a total allocation of 1,760 tickets available for Rams fans. On September 11, QPR joined clubs across the English Football League (EFL) in celebrating the "Raised in the EFL" initiative, which took place between September 11-25 to highlight efforts in developing footballing talent. Earlier in September, on the 4th, QPR announced a new partnership with Scandinavian Watch Co., appointing the Swedish manufacturer as its Official Timekeeper. In late August, on the 28th, QPR's Academy recruited three teenagers: Amar Sanghrajka, Eddie Chadwick, and Declan De-Vulgt, with Sanghrajka joining from Watford after eight years and having helped the Hornets reach the 2024/25 FA Youth Cup semi-finals.
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