The former Academy Football player of the year of Chelsea, Harvey Vale, permanently signs for Championship Club Queens Park Rangers after the two West -London clubs matched the last conditions of the deal on Thursday evening.
Vale, 21, is ready for the next challenge of his career and QPR has won a January race with multiple sides in England and Europe.
Mail Sport understands that Chelsea has abandoned transfer costs instead of a handsome sale clause with bonus payments that are also built on the basis of performances.
Vale will now undergo his medical, possibly on Friday, before the transfer is completed.
It will put an end to an association with Chelsea that started when he moved to Cobham at the age of 12.
This month was a considerable interest in the versatile attacker who presented this season for the first team of Chelsea this season this season and this season is a striking performer for their development side in the Premier League 2.
His contract with Chelsea would expire at the end of this season, although the blues had the opportunity to activate an extra year.
QPR is currently in the middle of the championship and managed by Marti Cifuentes. They then play Millwall and Blackburn and will then travel to the Coventry of Frank Lampard.
Vale spent time earlier in the championship with Hull and in League One with Bristol Rovers. He received his Chelsea First-Team debut in 2021 by Nu-England boss Thomas Tuchel.
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