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Chris Thorpe
I think it would be wrong to rush him back too quickly to be honest, as the last thing they want is for Amos to pick up another injury.
He needs to be eased into it, so coming off the bench here and there should help get his fitness up.
90 minutes in a game for the youth academy would also do him the world of good moving forwards.
As for who he replaces in midfield when he does eventually come in, you would have to assume that it would be Dominic Ball that makes way.
It’s certainly going to be a tough call for Warburton and co when Amos is back to 100%.
Marcus Ally
Luke Amos faces a difficult battle to get back into the Queens Park Rangers team particularly with Mark Warburton mainly operating with just two central midfielders. Andre Dozzell has found his minutes limited at the start of this season with a partnership of Stefan Johansen and Dominic Ball blossoming for the Londoners.
Even Yoann Barbet has seen some time in the middle of the park, adding a left-footed option in central areas. Amos was a reliable player for the club last season however maintaining their Championship status was deemed a success in 2020/21.
As they look to make an assault on the top six, with Chris Willock and Ilias Chair in attacking midfield roles crucial to that, there does not seem to be a simple pathway for Amos to return to regular first-team action straight away. Time will tell.