Queens Park Rangers continued their fine recent form with an impressive draw against Aston Villa yesterday.

That keeps Steve McClaren's men in the hunt for the play-offs, a quite remarkable achievement when you consider the start of the season that they had.

However, because of previous FFP issues, the R's are seriously restricted in terms of who they can bring in this month in order to kick-on.

Instead, the only real activity at Loftus Road could be departures and McClaren will be reluctant to lose any key players given how this season is turning out.

But, there are a few on the fringes that will want to move on to play first-team football after struggling to get themselves in the managers plans.

Here we look at THREE who could leave on loan this month...

The youngster is a talented player but he is not going to get opportunities this season unless there is an injury crisis.

Therefore, he would benefit more from moving elsewhere and getting regular football.

The former Manchester United midfielder is out of favour and seems unlikely to get a game at Loftus Road.

Again, it's understandable with the players he has in front of him and Goss needs to be playing at this stage of his career.

He moved on loan to Rangers this time last year and will be out the door again this month.

Surprisingly, the Northern Ireland international hasn't kicked on under McClaren after showing real promise last season.

He clearly has talent though and will be desperate to impress somewhere else.