Football in Brief: QPR defender Jose Bosingwa on way to Turkey; Mackay hopes to get Capoue
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QPR defender Jose Bosingwa has left the club by mutual consent and is now set to join Turkish side Trabzonspor.
The 30-year-old former Chelsea right-back moved to Loftus Road as a free agent last summer and made 23 starts.
Meanwhile, the Sunderland midfielder Alfred N’Diaye has joined Turkish club Eskisehirspor on a season-long loan deal – just seven months after he joined for £3.8m from Bursaspor.
Cardiff City: Mackay hopes to get Capoue
Cardiff City are closing in on two new signings after their manager Malky Mackay confirmed they have had a bid accepted for France midfielder Etienne Capoue.
The newly-promoted Premier League side are believed to have offered £9m to Toulouse but face competition from Atletico Madrid for the 25-year-old.
Brentford goalkeeper Simon Moore is expected to complete his move to south Wales today after agreeing personal terms.
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